Herbert Hoover High School - Dias Cardinales Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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'Ei N-wwf' ......f WH Mg? , ...wr fm.-aunnww Manivfw vmqahff-W ang-,,,a,, U ,A ' 5 fiv?'w:,1:1 ,.KM.,,, , , w 1 1 ,sw ,, ,W 'um-P wfmhn , 4 tem.-.2 , . Mgmt, - I' W ,,Y'P?':5fl'm,w 'z W Hmm, ' ww To the boys from Hoover who have given their lives in World War ll, We, the l945 graduates of Herbert Hoover High School, wish always to' remember our fellow students who have made the supreme sacrifice during this war. Many of Hoover's former graduates and some of our classmates have already given their lives in order that all of the peoples of the world may enjoy a lasting peace, free from tyranny and oppression, intolerance and slav- ery. lt is to these valiant Americans that we dedicate our annual, praying that their sacrifice shall not have been in vain. Addleson, Herman Armbrister, Roger Bailey, Richard Barnes, William K. Berg, Jaclc Boles, Edwin Brosteaux, Gerald Chamberlain, Gordon Clarlc, Richard Winton Collins, Richard H. Crotts, Eldon Dere, Phillip Diehl, Lee H. Engle, Howard J. Ennelcing, William Fernandes, James A. Fuller, Robert George, David E. Grattney, Norman F. Grittith, Robert Hadtield, George Hammond, George E. Hand, Warren Harper, Thomas Herty, Harold B. Jr. Howlett, Joe Ingham, Ben Jaco-bs, William Just, Jack B. Kelley, Harold Kyrlclund, Franklyn Lalcin, Grant Livesay, Jay Lo-clce, Wesley Mahon, Clyde Mann, Arnold L. Moyer, Kenneth Munger, Glen M. Nash, Thomas Peterson, Philip Peterson, Robert Phelps, Milton Prusa, Harold Quiner, Dugald L. Jr. Ramsey, Wayne Rath, John H. Jr. Robbins, Albert Routh, James Sandell, Robert Searl, Edward L. Siraton, Paul Smith, Owen Leroy Smith, Robert Harlan Steinhotl, Lloyd Stevenson, John Still, Dcan W. Tadloclc, Malcolm Jr. Vernon, Walter Walker, Carl Wilkinson, Jaclc Wilson, Maurice G. Yarnell, Denny Yzelman, Charles R. CJUR THEME: 6 - Facls ancl fashions have always been a fascinating and prominent part ot high school lite. They serve as symbols of friendship and fellowship and give us the feeling ot belonging to the gang. This year we have chosen Teen Age Tastes 'For our theme, portraying the current trends in clothes, hair styles, dance steps, popular songs, pin-ups, sayings, ancl high school behavior in general. We are hoping that in future years when scanning through these section pages, we may recall many amus- ing memories of our TEEN AGE TASTES. x , x . r . ll alll! 0 1 165 Tam 74 M5 fam in fowl Aww- Joy Lan, ,iff My yew. 4204 mf aw, JM, fm uafenf! ,.,, ' ,A 6, Lu, 314, 3.,,,, fneweai fmcf mug Langn ,,Q,,fm my 54414 pompaafoura of ,Qual Jeadonn. CAM,-m L,-min MM, Kmdw- Mm. QUQI' in '45, and ,glued Jim gain in Aww. je-ef mme inlv My J,,.,f65,Af ,UNA MW,-, L,4zgAfQ,-, am! flil-LW-MAJ Auamfiw, of will gaudy pain! 5Aoe Aww worn wifg 5az!clA oxfof-414. 7ffnf0,,f,,MfeQ, Mme feen age fanlw are noi do affm-five--in fad, Je,9Z,mM--WL M Me,-f ZLWA Effw- fefA,,.-W. 7705 fne ognofrioui JBL,-ij-vhmzlum Lean? JAHWJ Lf, u JcLooZ J,7l.I'if06! cowl 'ML' incfiwle MM cfelwenaing Jcene in fge Aolae of rabing dome of fge faJfe5 of Z4 fure ,yooueriferx ' 'EJYSX 'l L-Q 5 FLOYD A. JOHNSON Principal High school majors: Mathematics, drama, normal training course Ambition: Teaching Special interest: Drama College attended: U. ot Nebraska Organizations: Member ot U. ot N. Drama Club MRS. VIRGINIA W. KYES Dean of Girls I-ligh school majors: English, history, mathematics, German, Latin Ambition: World travel Special interests: Music, sports Colleges attended: Grinnell College, U.S.C., U. ot Colo., U.C. Organizations: Member ot Kappa Delta National Sorority 'mae-aaubffr, by A .h 2-2: 75 hr Q' Wg: I ,- -1 A a .mr if 048' LAWRENCE CARR JR. Vice-Principal I-ligh school majors: Languages, mathematics, his- tory Ambition: Business Special interest: Sports College attended: San Diego State Offices held: President ot student body, business manager ot annual -. .-N. ......, ., . ,, Q fx ' : S .. in t . as W. Q. 'Q 'N .X 'Q W 5 Eli: Mx N S D I 3 gfgfrg 5 +2 A W ix. . . ...mf - ADAMS, ROBERT Electric Shop BARR, HELEN Girls' Physical Ed. Drill Team ALLEN, WENDALL ALWAY, HARRY English Cardinal Circulation Publications Ads BASS ETT, FE R N Mathematics BEATTIE, ALVA English Algebra ARCHIBALD, MRS. FRANCES English, Spanish Tri-V Club BLACK, HAROLD Mechanical Drawing Victory Corps Stamp Club HCOVER STAFF CLARK, MRS. CARLETTA CLOSE, FRANK Financial Secretary Orchestra Ticlrct Sellers Band DONNELLY, HELEN EDSON, MRS. MABLE Head ot Home Ec. Dcpt. Shorthand Clothing Coed Fashion Show 3 X, .Q j: r ' t , 2 ,. 1 ' . , ,. .., , k -uul P AV.. W ,,,,,,,,, YW .in 4 ww N . i i Qf' A r A 'iii L ' 1, , im fx L' l s i 53 yi' S S jwwsj. I ,ri lli XX? if ' COLEMAN, EDWIN Auto Shop FENN, MRS. VERA English, Social Science 3 COX, MRS. MARIE English FLEMING, VELMA Attendance Secretary '-sw .mum BAIRD, MRS. MARIE H9 Counselor Languagcs BREITBARD, ROBERT Baseball Football Pep Squad DENT, MRS. SYBIL Rcgistrar GABY, MARIE Geometry Asst. Bldg. Chairman 'i J f, 'ra A if , K -1 - ' ,aE,T,..,..3 : 25 as V .s . . . . : V rw' ,,.. E Eff.: 5 ,gr '10-Q Mhfkf HW W 1 Azki ,ap 'K g f was R ,V pf 7 . .Eg ,f i l: s.aM..,..fs- .IZ M .,,.: g , ' , as ,gy A , 'mi aja . mi. X ,. P -.ss . M . , R 1 i 3 ' 1 ' 1 w. li V ' X , - mme 1 gre :L 3 .sv GEIGER, MRS. ISAURA l-lead ot Language Dcpt, Spanisln ASB. Ball HALL, RUTH Physiology Wcltarc Cornnnitlvf' HEATON, MARGARET Englislw HOFMANN, MRS. MADELEINE Girls' vocal rnusic 'Whs- J mg ii' is 'enema-M .Q Gb' ...ww- GREEN, MYRON l-lcad ot Music Dept. Boys' Vocal Music A Cappclla Clnoir HAMILTON. MRS. ELIZABETH Vocational Counsvlfv Business Englisti Svnior Rrfvn GRIMSHAW, JEAN Foods Junior Red Cross Guest Lunclwcons HARRIS, JESSIE Librarian M? mf-ws' GROG-AN, ANNA Head ot Art Dept. Art HARTSON, LUCILLE Srcretary to Principal HOOVER STAFF HENDERSON. ETHEL Social Scicncc HOLLINGSWORTH, LAURENCE l-lead ot Commercial Bookkeeping Cardinal Finance W tav- X Dept, HENDERSON, GLADYS Sclnool Nurse HOLT, RALEIGH Football lrraclc 'Littlc l-l' Club HENRY, RUTH Englisti Sclwool Movies HOWELL, GLADYS Library Sccretary . ,,., 5- ' .g ....: -. , , ,,, I Qin'-fi 'WW' .Sfk vm-.muy GROSSMAN, JOHN Nlatlncmatics HAWLEY, OLIVE l-lI2 Counselor l-lead otEnglisl1Dr'pt. Englislw HOFFERT, VICTOR Print Stiop, Wood Slwop Production printing HURD, MRS. LENA Girls' Physical Ed. Drurn Corps Cr.A.A. kt, rss, i 4 iss, 1 rlrrgkb - -3 4 ' , ., . .. L f. ar ii 354 L. kigiw 5 zz bw , gr, 5 ,, 'Y - yi .. . gawk J, -' .A - -f I , ' H Y. my .. , ,.,. 47 !gQr+'fii, ,,.. ,,,:.-..,k'A.M' We ... if Us-5 M it L NWA r . 'T 'K 'ziii by at -i. .1f',-- 2 EW X We ifqswag . fe! . . ., I P gb ' l ' .ff ii' - 2 :M I L I ' 5 IMEL, MRS. ETHEL HIO Counselor Speech, Debate Senators MEYERS, KENNETH History Hoover Hi-Y MINSHALL, MARGARET Girls' Physical Ed. Riding Club PETERSON, MRS. ETHEL Latin PTA. Z -I Sm 'D it ig ' in Ja'MniL 5 INGEBRITSON, DAGNY JONES, GLADYS H9 Counselor Home Nursing MIERLOT, FERDINAND Head Gardener Englislw, Drama Drama Club MILLER, FAUSTA Spanish Swimming Club KOKANOUR, AGNES OTTICC Practice, Typing Sctiool mimeograpliing MILLER, FERN Head ot Matln Dept. Aviation, Trigonometry C.S.E. HOOVER STAFF MOLITOR, EDNA Sliortliand, Typing PINGREE, MRS. LEE HII Counselor Head ot Soc. Sci. Dept. History MORSE, MRS. EMILY Englisln PURER, DR. EDITH Botany MURPHY, MARTHA Art, Cratts Scliool signs REELY, GRACE Librarian iii: xx - - . - mp-f' 'S is it Qs N i K A A so S-m 'B' . t, W W 3 W' .1 ' 3 .- gm - - L .g, gist 5, .:- ,Amt ze: .9 .:..A .ea .. M-ww . n - -1- v of ' -W 5. 4: .K ...,.,. I , ..,.,.. ,m,,,,,.,, , Q, J ..'xE:: -':--s ...iseIa21s2:2,:2:aI:Esk:qsz'if . ass-an e 2... .gg-,qc-s-.:..z:1.i 2: ,5:.::g:,:. - . :V McVEY, MARGARET Attendance Secretary MILLER, MARTHA Sliortliand, Typing Ticket Sellers Serior Dinner PIERCE, LOVELL Plwysics, Cnemistry Senior Picnic RICHARDSON, GEO English New if-Hwmln NYJ RGI 3 big -2 .- f Ng: gi. 'M so 'mv-I ffi 5? 1? -YM' I .,..vf5 Z'M, . it aw-..,,..,w awww... RINDE, MRS. DORA Catetrtria managcr SORKNESS, MRS. LOIS Head ot Scifnm: Drpt. Chemistry Chemistry Club UPP, GENEVA HII Counselor I-lead Ot Girls' P. E, Dept Tumbling Icam WELKER, EUGENIA English Scribbler Magazinc Scribblcr Club Wm' Mmm, I as .S 1 .fm ' 'M 5 I fm ' -,Q s fq'-T rs A w' if Huw - SCHIFERLE, RUTH SMITH, DELIGHT SMITH, MRS. LOIS Civics HIO Counselor Ptiysiology. Chemistry War bond campaigns Svnior Adyisvzr Cardinal SCHREPEL, CHARLES STEINBERG, GERTRUDE SYPOLT, SGT. HUGH History Clottnrig, Child Can' R.O.I.C. LOS SaE'7fi'S Ritlf- Club HOOVER STAFF URBANI, VIRGINIA Frcnclri, Spanisti Faculty social com, WILSON, HENRY Haad Custodian I-lead ot scnool supplies Boiler engineer ggmwf WADLOW, HELEN Drama Assemblies and rallics Sgnicr Play WILSON, MRS. ORA Algebra, Geometry lower Day N .Qs I if .Q . Es' SMITH, MALCOLM Hvacl ot Ind. Arts D Mnffiinv Drawing TOMPKINS, DAISY tnglisln Q J ppt. WALLEN, MRS. PHYLLIS WALLIN6, MRS. HELEN Art History Annual WILSON, RICHARD WORK, AGNES Head ot Boys' P. E. Dcpt History Baslcctball Ecivres Varsity H Club g A151952 M .WF .s V Q. M MLN mf, 133545. Xi W 1 su S gk x I ,-nn..-.q A RETIRING IN 1945 GEORGIA RICHARDSON -vu English Teacher my-waxy FERDINAND L. MIERLOT Head Gardener Service at I-Ioover: Pitteen years: landscaped en- tire grounds Previous schools: Woodrow Wilson, tive years: landscaped grounds Previous worlc: Coal miner in France and Illinois lbegan at age ot thirteen yearsl. An au- thority on plants Post-retirement plans: Talce lite easy: do a little gardening ltor people with good soill Teacher at I-Ioover: Fourteen years Previous teaching: Music in Colorado Previous schools in San Diego: Lincoln Memorial and Wilson Colleges attended: Colo, State, U C U C LA U.S.C. Postfretirement plans: War worlc, postwar travel gardening as a hobby, visits to teachers cabin at Cuyamaca is 7WU7 712 ufvgqfaph FALL COMMISSICJNERS law E' Commissioner- Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner ief SM' , - W, ., x . :':v. ' ., .,.. . -If ,viilsisfflfii Zsilslflf .,.. 5 .. .... .... ' :.,...,.r., v- .-: --'- 1-:.--'rw -us, A L General . ot Finance ot Publications ot Culture . ot Girls' Activities . ot Boys' Activities . ot Girls' Atlwletics ot Boys' Athletics . r lrma Perritt Bill Jenkins Allen lvlclvlanus Pat Bowman Slwirley l-lanl4ins Frecl Carpenter Frances l-logan Kenny Bonatus SPRING COMMISSIONERS Q L,. fs.. sQ?'n en, -egg 'Eb QI? 'QTY 3' Waist Commissioner- Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner 9 General . ot Finance ot Publications ot Culture . ot Girls' Activities ot Boys' Activities Commissioner ot Girls' Athletics Commissioner ot Boys' Atliletics Bob Kuykendall Don Brorson Pat Davis . Clfrarles Bouclier Donna Boop Dave Wollennaupt Frances l-logan Don C-onner ?f d!'10 fu W., 3 my M QS' X CARDINAL CCEDS m- 3' A ,E . I: ,. was , in 'll . . FALL SEMESTER Audrey Petz Jo Ellen Weitzel Donna Boop Lois Srnedley Margaret Stevenson President ..... Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Ticket Auditor . . . SPRING SEMESTER President ...... Gladys Gilbert Vice-President . Dot Little Secretary . . Gretta Meltzer Treasurer . . Pat Bowman Ticket Auditor . Donna Jean Srnitlw is BOY'S FEDERATION President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . FALL SEMESTER . . . . . Dick Meyers , . Don Brorson . Jack McColl . . . . Lloyd Schunemann SPRING SEMESTER President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Kenny Bontaus Danny Bridge . Jack McColl . Lloyd Scnunernann inf yr Jffffwmf gm Juoouw- leen age:-J cmnuneff- len-Lew ml orne pf wifn pinuim W1 ,,WmMff, ACM ,,a.m,f,4,,. 14f.,ff,f,,f,u,1,,. ,.,1, ,W HA., enjoy ,mf ,w,mfaff1,. 777m .mmf- En, new fm! of '45 ij My ,LMA Jweafer Jeen in many sh-iLing mA:- mmlinatzom unc! ohen worn in twin Jeb. Sofia! cfugzi afol Me campua :UNA afazzgng l'acLef4 ana! JAirl4 uclopfecl aa CAL innignia. JANUARY SENIOR ACTIVITY CALENDARI DECEMBER 8, 9 Senior A Play Days Wiihouf Daddy JANUARY 5 Announcements and Cards JANUARY IO Ditch Day Winged Victory JANUARY 2I Vespers L J. First Methodist Church JANUARY SENIOR CABINET fs ,M ,W -n...s..Q +R .ir Y .f 5 4155 X ,,. ,QR M Sys 553 A A ' A , n 5 rfftfji. - ki. ri- ' .. I-fi I i I K. ,I A r N . rr I x E232 ww I It -wr., .Q 5 3 wa ' ' ,, V fit fr SfQ.2f' A 5 r p . - fi: TOM KRAMBUHL Class President EVELYN HANSON Senior Play ALLEN MCMANUS SeniorA Cardinal DICK BRADFORD Boys' Ticlcet Sales 'MQ .,:- , t M .,, , ' r.fsQ5255if5i i i gf 335. ' Wrm, WVR'- QQ Www 1 il? , fm .,:... ., ww if 2 LAUREL VON HERRINGEN Vice-President ANITA PURTEE Announcements PAT PETERSON Annual BOB HASTINGS Boys' Ticlcet Sales If if DAVID ANFANGER Secretary-Treasurer ETHEL FULLER Dinner BILL HERRIN Ditclw Day SHIRLEY PEAVEY Prom Qs nw I I.- is O im ff PHYLLIS DORMAN Commencement MARGARET STEVENS Girls' Ticket Sales RUTH EISMAN Vespers DELIGHT SMITH Senior Adviser JANUARY Goal: U. S. Marine Corps Interest: Baseball Major: Matti ANDERSON, DICK Sr. B Pres. Ambition: Commercial artist Major: Industrial arts ANDERSON, GENE ANDY Ambition: Flier Interest: A certain blonde Major: Matti ANFANGER, DAVID TYRONE Sr. A Sec.-Treas. Pres. ot A Cappella Ambition: Crooner ANGLE, EVELYN LENORE EV Cpl. on Drill Team Aim: College, secretary Major: Latin ARNDT, FRANCES COOKIE Capt. in Ambulance Corps Goal: Civil service Major: Commercial N' 1. E .'-.- '5:-I. 1... . i 'ik l if if 'QS' fl ' miimwfg . . .xt E if xii 'Q wr W Q 5.-- its :fx .jiri f 'A M 4-I If I S , -. mas. It as .i .,., I W . ...-. A - . . YQ' 4 Ass ET mt ' fguw-pf si! ny Q , :. . K X MMF fir I ,nw in ? M 1 ,M SENIORS BALKCOM, LUCILLE MURIEL Ambition: Own a plane Specialty: Singing Major: Latin BARBER, LYNDON LINDY Lite worlr: Engineering Interest: Meclrianics Major: Matti BELLUSCIO, THERESA TERRY Ambition: Secretary Talent: Jitterbugging Major: Commercial BICKSTON, BETTY ELAINE Plans: College Interest: Music Major: Stenograptiy BLACKMORE, DOROTHY Ambition: Good nurse Interest: Reading Major: Language BOWMAN, VIRGINIA Pres. ot Tri-V Sr. Play Major: Commercial, lwistory JANUARY Sr. Cabinet Ability: Auto repair Interest: Females BRAY, FLORENCE PURVIS Goal: Good school teacher Interest: Meeting worth while people Major: Latin, history CARPENTER, FRED Comm. Boys' Activities Pres. Eciyres Major: Math, tootball CAWTHON, VIRGINIA GIN Plans: Christian educ. teacher I-lobby: Art and Music Major: Art CESMAT, MARILYN Ambition: Costume designer Slrill: Swimming Major: Commercial CLARKE, LAUREL LAURIE Sr. Play Ambition: Sociologist Major: History YY Y zs .Mawr mr.:,,ruiV,s .pus-L M www. fi .:, R 1' sf af .dw-... We gs ii me tr? SENIORS CLAYTON, HAZEL Goal: Secretary Specialty: Tennis Major: Commercial CONEEN, ERNEST C, ERNIE Ambition: Commercial pilot Interest: Aeronautics Major: Math DAILY, RUBY NELL Ambition: Fashion designer Hobby: Sports Major: Home rc. DAVIS, JOYCE ELAINE JOY Plans: State College Interest: Violin Major: History DEHNEL, GEORGE Ambition: Wild lite technician Specialty: Ornithology Major: Science DENNIS, ROBERT A. Ambition: Doctor Interest: Outside activities Major: Math, English JANUARY DEVORREAUX, HAROLD E. Goal: Aeronautical engineer Specialty: Basketball Major: History DICKENSON, DORIS DEE Aim: A.B. in Science Interest: Ayiation Major: Commercial DIECKMANN, PATRICIA ANN Plans: College Ambition: Stop seeing Dots' Major: Language DONNAN, MARY HELENE Hopes: Good housewite Specialty: I-Iorsebaclc riding Major: Science DORMAN, PHYLLIS PHEE Ambition: Nurse Talent: Mooching in the cat. Major: Science, Latin DRURY, KEN Goal: A.A.F. Interest: Aeronautics Major: Matti SENIORS EDELMAN, BARBARA JEAN Sr. Play Future: Social worker Specialty: Swimming EISMAN, RUTH IRENE Vespers chairman Ambition: Concert soloist Major: Spanish ELLIOT, PEGGY PEG Goal: Lab technician Interest: Beaching Major: Science, Latin FEENY, EILEEN FIENDISH Talent: Designer I-lobby: Camping in mountains Major: Social science FIET, JAMES F. FOOT Ambition: Beach combcr Interest: Aeronautics Major: Math FLANAGAN, DOLORES DO Lt, in Amb. Corps Thrill: Frank Sinatra Major: Commercial JANUARY FOWLER, ERILE EARLY Specialty: Knitting Ambition: None Major: Social science FRENCH, BETTY FRENCHlE Hopes: World trayel Specialty: Sports Major: Mattw FULLER, ETHEL CHUBBlNS Sr, Dinner Ambition: Pertect wite Interest: Certain soldier GALLOWAY, JAMES JR. Ambition: Pharmacist Hobby: Ctiemistry Major: Science GLIDDEN, WILLIAM W. Ambition: Aviation Mactw. Mate Specialty: Cross country Major: Mattw GOLDSTEIN, GILBERT GILL Aim: Get out ot sclnool Interest: Ice stating Major: Matti, music 2 is : ft 'bra , 1, A gj Isa, A : , 'Q' eil. SENIORS GRUBE, GLADYS GRUBE Hope: Own a tnome Interest: Music Major: Commercial HAACK, RICHARD D. DICK Goal: Forestry seryice Hobby: Hiking Major: Math HANSON, EVELYN MARIE Director Sr, Play Ambition: Ctiiet Teleptione Operator Major: Home cc. HARKEY, SUMNER Ambition: Criminal attorney Interest: Swimming Major: Matti HARPER, BEVERLY BEV Sgt, on Drill Team Hope: Travel Major: Language HARTLEY, JAMES D. II Ambition: Contractor Specialty: Cars Major: Matti JANUARY HARVIE, RALPH Goal: Aviation interest: Small arms Major: Matti HERRIN, WILLIAM M. JR. Sr. Cabinet Achievement: 2 yr. B traclc man Major: Matln HILL, ALFRED DAWES Ambition: Travel Interest: Girls Major: Matti HOLBORN, DOROTHY LOUISE I-Iope: Hoolc a man Talent: Giggling Major: History i ISBELL, BILL Aim: A long lite Service: Stage crew Major: Social science JAMISON, ROBERT L. BOB Goal: Chemist Interest: Microscopes Major: Matty Science A X' .. SENIGRS JENSEN, JEAN JENSIE Corp. on Drill Team Ambition: Ricli widow Major: Commercial JEWKES, JOYCE KAY Ambition: Carcer girl Talent: USO entertainer Major: I-Iistory JOHNSON, LUCILLE ELEANORE Goal: College Ability: Modeling Major: I-lame ec. JUNKER, RAYMOND P. RAY Future: Agriculture Specialty: Ice slcating Major: Matti KANTOR, ROBERTA JOY Sr. Play I-lobby: Dancing Major: Spanish KICKBUSH, RAEMOND W. Ambition: Mr. America Interest: Weight lifting Major: Matlw JANUARY KROPP, ALICE BETTY A.B.K. Concert mistress Ambition: Concert violinist Major: Music KRUGER, BERNEICE RUTH Ambition: Unambitious Specialty: Roller slcating Major: Science LA BEAU, CHARLOTTE COX Future: Teaclwei interest: Sports Major: Languages LEWIS, BARBARA LOUISE Sr. Play Teen Tallc columnist Major: Latin LOCKE, GERALD LUKE Ambition: To tly Talent: Meclnanics Major: Social science LONG, FRANCES R. Hope: Ottice clerlc Interest: Sports Major: Home ec, SENIORS MCCLOSKEY, MERCEDES M. Attendance monitor Ambition: Pilot Major: Home ec. MCCUNE, PAT TINY Capt. ot Tumbling Team Annual statt artist Sr. Play McKAY, PHILIP LOUIS LIPS Sr. Play Goal: Ieclnnical engineer Major: Math MCMANUS, ALLEN MAC Comm. ot Publications Sr. Cabinet Vice-Pres. ot Boys' Fed. MARSHALL, MARILYN LYNN Sr. Play Talent: USO entertainer Major: History, drama MONTAMBLE, PHILIP Sr. Play Hope: Merchant Marine Major: Mecln. drawing JANUARY MOORE, MAXINE MARY Capt. ot Drum Corps Switchboard operator Major: Math MORRISON, MARGARET Ticlcet seller Goal: Legal stenographer Major: Commercial MOSES, GEORGIA CATHERINE Co. Sgt. on Drill Team Ambition: Good housewife Major: History OCHS, HELMA KENNY Ambition: Laboratory technician Interest: Debate Major: Science OLSON, JOYCE Hope: Secretary Specialty: Dancing Major: Math PARKER. EUGENE EARL GENE Goal: Architect Interest: Reading Major: Arch. drawing - Q6 M we N ,ww . ig. it g fi ' SENIORS PEACE, JAMES RALPH R.P. Pres. Los Sabres Sr. Play Major: Driving pcoplc mad PEAVEY, SHIRLEY ALICE P.V. Sr. Cabinet Ambition: Bum way around world Major: Spanish PEMBERTON, LOIS REED RED Interest: Dancing Specialty: I-Iorsebaclc riding Major: History PERRITT, IRMA PERRY Commissioner General Ecivrcs Major: Commercial PETERSON, PATRICIA JOAN January Ed. ot Annual Lit. Ed. ot Cardinal Pres. of Quill and Scroll PETZ, AUDREY ELLEN AUD Pres. ol Cardinal Co-cds Ambition: Travel Major: Commercial JANUARY PISCOPO, FLOYD A. SHAM Ambition: Band lcadwr Interest: Trumpet Major: Math PLYMPTON, ROSA LEE Capt, ot Drill Team Ambition: Concert violinist Major: Music PONSFORD, EDITH LOUISE Ambition: Teacher Interest: Sports Major: Home vc POTTER, MARGERY ALLEN Member ot A Cappella Choir Hope: Complete College Major: Music POTTS, PHYLLIS PHYL Ambition: Secretary Specialty: Dancing Major: Business POWELL, WINIFRED LUELLA Goal: Librarian lnterest: Husband ovvrseas Major: Spanish ,Www x ,QPQWND Wm fx' 'fn 1 is ef-an :?' it Xi ,ami 3 ar 63 BFE Du SENICRS PRESTON, RUTH IRENE Interest: Music and men On dinner committee Major: Commercial PURTEE, ANITA MAY Sr. Cabinet Art Ed. for Cardinal Ambition: lllustrate fashions RHEINHEIMER, ESTHER C. Sr. Play interest: Go with Peavey Major: Art ROBINSON, LOU ANNE Drum Majorette Interest: The beach Major: Math ROW, PATTY-SUE PAT Ambition: Occupational therapist Specialty: lce slrating Major: Art SCHOELL, MURIEL MlTTY Lt. in Drum Corps Ambition: Go around world Major: Commercial JANUARY SEGAL, MAXINE JEWEL Corp. on Drill Team On Commencement committee Major: Spanish SIMMONS, ROBERT S. BOB Ambition: Forestry service Interest: Hunting Major: Matti, Science SMITH, ALAN Ambition: Travel Talent: Piano Major: Math SOTO, ALENE MARIE Vice-Pres. ot Cardinal Co4eds '43 song leader Sr. Play STEVENS, MARGARET FINLEY Sr. Cabinet Interest: Drill Team Major: Math TEMPLETON. NORA LOU Drum Majorette Ambition: Own business ottice Major: Spanislw if i::: ' ,, tg, fr fs. tix: , , ' 1- un. -WN. .f 'f:,g.- :C , , ,,.,, ,V Q ' A E s. ,:' , 'M ' M r , J I 1, ., ,jg L. : L . at ,ff :fi xg. ,, :gg-1 5 , ft-'wr' 500' Q5 S3 it fi: Qa- SENIORS TERRY, RICHARD L. .IR. Interest: Attiletics I-lobby: I-Iunting Major: Math THOMPSON, BOBBIE DEAN Interest: One woman Goal: Wealth Major: Math THOMPSON, WILDA EDNA Ambition: Dressmalcer Interest: Drama Major: Home ec. TOOMEY, PATRICIA ANN Ambition: Complete college I-lobby: People Major: Matti, history TOTTEN, TRICIA JANE IRISH Ecivres member Ambition: Music teactier Major: Language TOWE, ARNOLD L. SWEDEN Goal: Join slci-troops Interest: Ornithology Major: Science, math JANUARY VAN VECHTEN, PATTY Ambition: Secretary Specialty: Dancing Major: I-lome ec. VILAS, JOAN KITTEN Goal: Interior decorator Interest: Air Corps Major: I-listory. art VON HERRINGEN, LAUREL Vice-Pres. ot Sr. A Class Sec.-Treas. ot Sr. B Class Ambition: Lawyer WALKER, FRANKLIN VICTOR Ed. ot Cardinal Bus. manager ot Annual Ambition: Ed. ot liberal news- paper WALLACE, GEORGE F. Ambition: Aviation Specialty: Football Major:Matl'i,Englisl1 WEISS, JEAN CLAIRE JEANIE Ambition: Dietitian Talent: Piano Major: Spanisln 'RN 'Nm W Lf-M I lbw' R Q Q1 . If Et c : rw ii . ffzsiiifittg 'Q s EMM S. I 1 ' .2152 : k a A X , i -'F W . as . V ,ri W, 2 :I .5 f ' ' an ,K H . W 52' W.. .f i : J :,g,. ' yt' .- ': 'Q 'I' fi ' W.- MVK S f do f I 'E '4' s ig' 'Vi vs, I un W ,V 4: We S 5 F' A . ,y-F1 tb' -fre wi .5 SENIORS WILSON, JOHN LLOYD Goal: Doctor Interest: Stamps Major: Science WOMACK, JAMES A. MAC Ambition: Sail in 8 seas Specialty: Getting out ot work Major: Science WOOLEY, LELAND STOHR Sr. A Play Ambition: Business executive Major: Matlw WORCESTER, WYOMA MAY Ambition: Surgical nurse Specialty: Dancing Major: Science YIP, WILFRED Ambition: Excel in all sports Interest: Athletics Major: Matln YOUNG. ELIZABETH JANE Goal: College Interest: Dancing Major: Commercial JANUARY SERVICE GRADUATES ATKINSON, PAUL CHRESTMAN, FRED GARRISON, DONALD Navy Navy Navy GRANT, DONALD HASTINGS, ROBERT KRAMBUHL, THOMAS Army Air Corps Army Merchant Marine MEYERS, RICHARD STONER, HOWARD ALAN WALGREN, ARTHUR K. Navy Navy Navy I OTHER JANUARY SERVICE GRADUATES JANUARY SERVICE GRADUATES APLEMAN, GERALD AWES, ELDEN BARR, GORDON Navy Navy Navy CAFFEE, EUGENE CARSON, JAMES GLENN, THOMAS Navy Army AirCorps Navy LAITNER, LESTER LANTRY, FRANK STOCKTON, GLENN Army Navy Navy COPPESS, LYMAN ...... . McCALLISTER, JOSEPH ...... . . MALANEY, JAMES CURTIS MALMIN, GEORGE ...., A MASON, ROBERT EUGENE .... V -- PYLE, ROBERT JAMES ..,,. ROBERTSON, CLYDE.. . RUBY, AL .......,..... SMITH, STANLEY ,,,..,.. VAN VECHTEN. JOHN.. , WOOLF, MELVIN .. , Navy .Army Army Navy Navy Army Army Navy Navy Army Navy Lieut. Kenny Guilbert Mary Day . . Betty Day . . Professor Frank Fud Mrs. Day . . Leota . Mrs. Bustle . Danny Day . Grandma . Kate . Annie . l-larriet . Lieut. Roberts Lieut. Whitmore PiS8v . . Daddy Day . MacDougall . Jose . . . Reverend Frederick Beth Finley . . Plumber . Student director . Property manager . 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I I 1 iaiminc iaf fs V 1 .df gp'-we 'CRW BOB WERLEY Class President JULIA THOMPSON Vespers EILEEN DELANEY Annual JEANNE FRAZELL Announcements W W-wgfgg, LARRY BERGER YVONNE MCFARLANE Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer DONNA JEAN SMITH MAEDELLE RICEILIN Girls' Ticlcet Sales MARIAN INGHAM Prom BOB ROBISON Boys' Ticket Sales Senior A Cardinal EILEAN ISHAM Commencement LENORE JOHNSON Dinner LELAND ROLOFF Senior Play AL GRUNDSTROM Ditcln Day KATIE DUPONT Commencement DELIGHT SMITH Senior Adviser .IUNE AILLAUD, MARCELINE L. Aim: Interior decorator Hobby: Dancing Major: English ALLEN, JUNE ELAINE Goal: Secretarial worlr Interest: Football Major: Commercial ANDERSON, BETTY Statt artist tor annual Ambition: To Ireep Buby Talent: Art ANDERSON, JAMES E. Future: Navy Interests: Gas and gals Major: Industrial arts ANDREWS, LOUISE RED Yearning: Air stewardess Interest: Flying Major: Economics ARCHIBALD, WANDA V. Ambition: Nurse Amusement: Swimming Major: Commercial I sir- i ii Yi, .. E , -nu-gj . 1 '. . V, - I fi :.:: 2:': .:,:,,::, X ':iii-: SENIORS ALLARD, JANE Terry in Sr. Play Ambition: Actress Major: Matlw and drama ALTHER, RACHEL WILMA Plans: Secretary Specialty: Cooking Major: History ANDERSON, EDWARD Hope: Navy trumpeter Mania: Name bands Major: Music ANDERSON, MARGARET E. Goal: Stenograplrer Pastime: Sports Major: Commercial ARBAUGH, EUGENE GENE Future: Aeronautical drafting Diversion: Hunting and tisliing Major: Drafting ARTHUR, JOHN EDWARD JR. Hope: Own race horses Hobby: Hunting Major: Matti JUNE AVERITT, LILLIE JUELLEN Ambition: College Interest: Photography Major: Math AWES, CAROLYN JUNE Career: Stenographer I-lobby: Horseback riding Major: Shorthand BALDWIN, FRANCES L. Ambition: College Specialty: Tennis, music Major: Science BALL, DONA DEE DEE DEE Drum Corps Majorette Goal: Circus work Major: Spanish, math BARR, JACK L. Plans: Scientific research Talent: Science Major: Math, science BAUER, WILLIAM E. Future: Chemical engineer Interests: Sports Major: Math 'HSSP ' .,,. s' 'Q I SENIORS AVERY, .IANE Goal: Graduation Interest: Tennis and bowling Major: Commercial BAILEY, WINSTON WIMPY Future: Forest ranger Interest: Winter sports Major: Math BALDWIN, PAULAMAE Aim: Singer Talent: Music Major: Music BARNES, RICHARD MELVILL Future: Coach Pastime: Sports Major: Math BARRETT, MAURINE MYRT Cpl. in Cadet Training Corps Ambition: Beauty operator Major: Home ec. BAY, ANNA DEE ANDY Aim: Riveter Pastimes: Dancing, bowling Major: Commercial JUNE BEAM, DONAL D.C. Career: Musician I-lobby: Collecting records Lett bctore graduation BEHNKE, CHARLES L. I-Iope: Maritime otticer Interest: Ice slrating Major: Matti BERARDINI, DOMINICA Future: Secretary Talent: Music Major: Commercial BERGLUND, BEV SCOTTY Annual Business Manager Cardinal Club Editor Plans: Radio engineering BILLINGS, BEVERLY JEAN Platoon Sgt. on Drill Team Goal: College Major: History BOCKER, WANDA M. 'PINKlE Aim: Graduate trom college Talent: l-lumor Major: Business I I it S MT' f E it E at vim ie n SENIORS BECKER, RAYMOND C. Specialties: Flying Major: Matti Service graduate BENNETT, CHARLOTTE Goal: West Virginia Interest: Certain tall blonde Major: Matti BERGER, LAURENCE E. NOSE Vice-Pres. Sr. class Aim: Chemical engineer Specialty: Sports BERGLUND, BEVERLY M. LEE' Ambition: Own red convertible Euture: Cadet Nurse Corps Major: Math BIRKLEY, JOYCE I-lopez College Interests: Swimming, bowling Major: Art BOHRER, RUSS HSHORTYH Career: Aircratt engineering Specialty: ,Automobiles Major: Machine drawing JUNE BONATUS. KENNETH BUNS Pres. Boys' Federation Commissioner Boys' Atl'1letics Plans: Aeronautical engineer BOTERMAN, LEON V. J.C. Ambition: Lawyer Interest: Business Major: Business BOWEN, BETTE Hope: Own a plane Interest: Woody Herman records Major: History BOWLES, RICHARD Future: Electrical engineering Pastime: Football Major: Math BRADSHAW. JOHN S. BRAD Plans: Coast Guard otticer Interests: Boats, sailing Major: Science, n'iatl'i BREDESON, DONNA MAE Aim: Talce lite easy Goal: College Major: Commercial aa., 5' . is 3 'V' rr VIZ, s j I5 gi s if it W, : 4 - ' ::,,,5- .:. ' A , aw f QUE '3--1 -. ,sw aw is ..-.-if he ziggy! , .ff 9 I sewage sf 'f'f f ' 5 ' A SENIORS BOOP, DONNA Commissioner Girls' Activities Hope: Court reporter Major: Business BOURCY, JUNE EVELYN Goal: Nurse Specialty: USO snows Major: Stcnograplwic BOWERS. BARBARA JEAN Aim: U.C.L.A. Interest: Basketball Major: Home ec, BRADLEY, HELEN Member ot Senators Major: Art, Iiistory Lett before graduation BRAYMAN, PAT JUNE Hope: Marry a certain marine Interest: Popular music Major: Home ec. BREITBARD, JOYCE Interest: Males Talent: Having tun Will graduate Feb, '46 JUNE BREMMER, MILDRED E. Career: Nurse Talent: Skating Major: Language BRORSON, DONALD Commissioner ot Finance Pres. ot C.S.F. Pres. ot Ecivres BRYANT, SUE JEAN Pres. ot Scribbler Club Aim: Show business Major: Spanish BUCK. RALPH S. CURLEY Career: Aviation Goal: Civilian tlying Major: Industrial arts BURNER, HENRY HANK Aim: Errol Flynn's stand-in Goal: Motion icture indu I P v Service graduate BU RNS. MARION LUCILLE Vice-Pres. Scritntbler Magazine Career: Show business Pastimes: Riding, swimming Z 'VN SP14' 54 SW 'Q 5 fi lr in if YA gl Ewswlgyl, . M .. ,so m .fa If z SENIORS BROCK, GLENN EDWARD Career: Contractor Interest: Sports Wil not graduate BRUCE, JAMES W. Future: Forestry service chemist Talent: Photography Major: Science, math BUCHANAN, RICHARD A. B Basketball letterman Interest: Travel Major: History, math BUMP, HAROLD R. HAL Future: Doctor Specialties: Baseball Major: Science BURNETT, MARJORIE ROBERTS Yearning: Artist Talent: Languages Major: Art BURNS, THOMAS H. Vice-Pres. ot Chem. Club Future: Chemist Major: Math, science JUNE CAHALAN, LEROY G. Future: Truclc driver Interest: Motorcycles Major: Architectural drawing CARLINO, CHARLOTTE V. Plans: Trip east Talent: Dancing Major: Stenographic CARTER, BEVERLY JEAN Plans: Commercial artist Specialty: Horseback riding Major: Art CASWELL, GEORGE RAGARM :,,,, giigija get Career: Work 'lor railroad ' E Interest: Baseball Y .. CHEWNING, VIRGINIA F. Plans: Photo tinting Pastirne: Sewing Major: Art Wx CLAGUE, BOB ,mm I-Ii-Y treas. an Goal: Pilot Major: Math WWW: SENIORS CAINE, ALAN JERRY Career: Governmental history Interest: Music, sports Major: History CARLSON, RUTH IRENE Future: Stenography pastime: Sports tan Major: Commercial CARTER, CLARA G. JAKE Ambition: Housewife Talent: Boating Major: History CHAPMAN, JOSEPHINE D. Goal: Fashion designing Talent: Art and sewing Major: Clothing CHILDRESS, LORRAINE VERA Hope: Radio drama Specialty: Dancing Major: Drama CLARK, BARBARA JEANNE I-lopez Good wite Interest: Church Major: Home ec. .IUNE CLARK, MARY E. TOODl.ES Aim: City manager ot theaters Talent: Slrating Major: Spanisti CLINGMAN, DOLORES BETTY Ambition: Singer Talent: Music Major: Stenograptiic COMSTOCK, ROBERT L. Euture: Navy interest: Sports Major: Matti COOPER, BARBARA Goal: College Passion: Hot tudge sunclaes Major: Science CRAWFORD, EVA SUE SUZY Aim: Travel Hobby: Snap slnots and banlrs Major: Art, Social science CROTTS, ROSE MARY ROSlE Plans: Nurse Sports: Badminton Major: Science 'T 1 51 SENIORS CLARKE, FRED ALBERT Goal: Radio engineering Interest: Tennis Major: Matti COLBURN, HELEN AGNES Aim: Nurse Pastime: Outdoor sports Major: Commercial CONNER, DON EARL Comm. Boys' Athletics Vice-Pres. Senior B Class Sec.-Treas. Ecivres CORY, JACULYN KIMPTON Ambition: Walk to South America Talent: Writing Major: Social science CRAWFORD, HELEN YVONNE Career: Private secretary Yearning: Travel Major: Commercial DALTON, ELEANOR BUTCH Ambition: Old maid Interest: Bowling Major: History JUNE DALZELL, RUTH Future: Secretary Interest: Sports Majrrr:COmr1ifrrinI DANIELS, JACK Plans: Drafting Specialties: Cars and motors Major: Arcli. drawing DARZES, THOMAS F. Aim: Electrical engineering Talent: Music Major: Science DAVIS, PAT DAVIE Comm. ot Publications Sec. Music Club Cardinal Club Editor DAY, FLORENCE EVELYN Pres. Music Club Vice-Pres. A Cappella Clioir Future: Receptionist DEAR, BEVERLY MARIE Career: Nurse Interest: Music Major: Latin SENIORS Ambition: Nursv I-lobby: Music Major: Commerr inl DARNALL, DORIS I-Iopc: College Interest: Music, tiistory Major: Latin, matli. DAVIDSON, CHARLES Ambition: Navy I-lobby: Basketball Major: Math DAWSON, DAVID JAMES Aim: Singer Hobby: Music Major: Slwops DEACON, BETTY H. DEKE Plans: Dress designer Talent: Sewing Major: Home cc. DELANEY, EILEEN SUGAR Eclfin-Cliict ot Annual Ecrivcs member Pres. C.S.F. JUNE DEL GAIZO, JOSEPH Future: Engineering Pastime: Baseball Major: Drafting DERRER, BILLIE Career: Dietician Pastime: Sports Major: History DIXON, KENNETH Yearning: Flying Hobby: Driving Major: Art DOANE, CHARLES W. SAM Ambition: Retire early Talent: Photography Major: Machine design DOW, BARBARA JEAN BABS Plans: Marriage Hobby: Swing Major: Home ec. DROWN, HOWARD L. Plans: Navy Specialty: Radio Major: Math ., V .,,. .. Q up :.-. , A ' rigt i r S . Q S ii SENIGRS DENTT, LESLIE C. Aim: Radio technician Hobbies: Swimming, sports Major: Math DEWHURST, CAROL DEWIE Plans: Office worlc Talent: Dancing Major: Spanish DOAN, DAVID R. Goal: Medical missionary Interests: Music Majors: Math, Latin DOUGHTY, JIM R. Future: Baseball Talent: Sports Majors: Math, science DOWD, DOROTHY M. DOT Career: Beautician Pastime: Winter sports Major: Business DUCLOS, LORNA LORlE Goal: Theatre manager Job: Head usherette Major: Home ec. ll JUNE DUPONT, CATHERINE KATIE Commencement chairman Vice-Pres. Ecivres Sec. Sr. B class EARNHART, WANDA Hope: Live in Iowa Talent: Bowling Major: Business ERNST, NORMAN NORMH Pres. Ritle Club Sgt. at Arms Los Sabres Rrtlc Team EVANS, ETHEL L. ARKIE Yearning: Own motorcycle Hobby: Collecting records Major: Home ec. FARMER, EMILY DIMPLES Career: Secretary Pastime: Horseback riding Major: Commercial FISHER, HELEN L. FISH Hope: Stay in San Diego Specialties: Dancing, swimming Major: History SENIORS DYER, MIRIAM LEE Pres. Girl Reserves Ambition: Dr. ot Optometry Major: Matti, Spanish ENGLE, JEANNE ELAINE Sec.-Treas. Ecivres Treas. Choir Sec. Girl Reserves ESSLEY, GERTRUDE FRANCES On Cardinal statt Aim: Good lnousewite Major: Boolclcevping EWALD, GERALD DEACON Ass't Librarian ot Choir- Croal: Flying Majors: Matlw, music FARRELL, ELEANOR Goal: Nurse Talent: Dancing Major: Science FLETCHER, PAT JO Pres. Tri-V Ambition: Travel Majors: Science, language JUNE FONG, MAY Aim: Secretary Interest: Boolrs Major: Commercial FRAZELL, JEANNE E. Sr. Announcements Lib., I-list. tor Senators Sec.-Treas. Chi Eta Mu FREE, MAE Goal: Foreign missionary Pastime: Reading Major: Art FRENCH, JUDITH MAY JUDY Future: Missionary Interest: Tennis Major: History GALLEGOS, EVELYN LOUISE Career: Secretary Pastime: Movies Major: Commercial GANNOTT, GEORGE R. Career: Store Manager Major: I-Iistory Interest: Golf SENIORS FOX, CHARLES H. Future: Commercial pilot I-lobby: Model airplanes Major: Matti FREE, HAROLD E. HAL Pres. Bible Club Career: Ministry Interest: Swimming FREED, GRETA JERSEY Goal: Expert tyoist Diversion: Dancing Lett before graduation FROST, WILLIAM L. JACK Goal: U. S. Naval Academy I-lobby: Collecting guns Major: Math GAMMEL, WILLET A. DINKY Aim: College Specialty: Poetry Major: Science GARRISON, JEAN JINX Plans: College Talent: Dancing Major: Language, math JUNE GAYNOR, BARBARA A. Ambition: Private sccrcta pastime: Sports Major: Commercial GILERT, GLADYS MAE Pres. Cardinal Coeds Song leader Major: Commercial GILL, JEWELL ANNETTE Aim: Musician Talent: Singing Major: Business GIST, DON Hope: Specialist Interest: Baseball Major: Electric shop GLITHERO, HELEN ANN Pres. Girl Reserves Pastime: Music Major: Languages GOOD, ALLEN J. FEET Hope: To make Good Talent: Sports Major: Math 'Y E ze: fill if fe 5 .Wm 409' tif. X 1' 'luv' 'Q Q A SENIORS GEISSLER, MADELINE LOU Plans: Social work, teacher Specialty: Music Major: Musir GILCHRIST, MARIAN ANNETTE Future: Cadet Nurse Corps Talents: Music, art Major: Language GILLIES, DARLENE L. CO Co-Editor ot Cardinal Ambition: Newspaper worlc Major: Spanish GLEASON, JAMES F. Goal: Architect Hobby: Sports Major: Math GONAWARE, DAWN L. RED Ambition: Riveter Specialty: Dancing Major: Clerical worlc GRAGG, GAYLE MARIE Future: Cadet Nurse Corps Hobby: Sports Will graduate in '46 JUNE GRANT, JAMES O. Art Editor ot Annual Art Editor ot Cardinal Aim: Commercial Art GREAVES, THOMAS FRANCIS Career: Doctor Interest: Women Major: Science GREENHALGH, DON Goal: Photography Hobby: Sports Major: Math GRUNDSTROM, ALBERT H. Ditch Day Chairman Plans: Commercial art Major: Art GWAZDACZ, JOHN S. Plans: Wood work Hobby: Farming Major: Wood shop HAGGE, DONALD H. Career: Aeronautical engineer Interests: Science, sports Major: Math . ,,.., :W ki? 5.3351 g SENIORS GRAY, PATRICIA FINLEY PAT Ambition: Veterinarian Diversion: Horses Lett betore graduation GREENE, ELEANOR ELLIE Ambition: Cadet Nurse Talents: Music, dancing Major: History GREENMAN, KENNTH JOHN Plans: Coach Pastime: Sports Major: Auto shops GUDMUNDSON, DWIGHT Future: Cabinet malrer Hobby: Wood work Major: Shops HADDON, FORREST Ambition: Radio technician Talent: Radio Major: Electronics HALL, LOLA PATRICIA PAT' Plans: Home ec. teacher Specialties: Sewing, coolcing Major: Home ec. .IUNE HANKINS, SHIRLEY Comm. Girls' Activities Song leader Pres. Mayor's Advisory Council HANSON, EDWARD C. SAM Aim: Retire at 2l Interest: Match tolders Major: History HANSON, NORMAN SWEDE Plans: Join Navy Hobby: Wood models Major: Shop HARMER, JOHN S. Career: Forestry service Pastime: Sports Major: Science HARRIS, ALICE HUNGRY Hope: Learn to slcate Talent: Dish washing Major: Music HEAGY, DORSE HEDGlE Goal: Architect Specialties: Cratts Major: Home ec. 8 Y'! if SENICRS HANSEN, MARY LOUISE Goal: Therapist Hobby: Botany Major: History HANSON, MARY ELLEN MAC Annual statt sec. Future: Nurse Diversion: Swimming HARDY, NAOMI Future: Stenoqrapher Interest: Sports Major: Commercial HARMER. PAUL S. Ambition: Billiard champion Interest: Girls Major: Art HARVEY, ALTHEA B. ALLlE Switchboard operator Diversion: Swimming Major: Social science HECKEROTH, DAVID HECKY Plans: Navy Interest: All sports Major: Math JUNE HEIN, DORIS Aim: Old maid Talent: Bowling Major: Math HESS, AGNES ANN Hope: Nurse Pastime: Reading Major: Home cc. HILL, CHARLES MANNY Future: Chemist Pastirne: Horseback riding Major: Science HOFFMAN, RALPH M. Hope: Air corps Diversion: Sports Lett betore graduation HOGAN, PATRICIA ANN Ambition: An A in Physics Hobby: Bowling Major: Math HOLDERER, RAYMOND G. Aim: College Interest: Drawing Major: Math a I i ,,.. , 3 WMM 'WSP' SENICRS HERBERG, ROLAND L. Career: F.B.l. Hobby: Crafts Major: Math HESTER, CAROLYN A. RUSTY Goal: College Hobby: Swimming Major: Spanish HOARD, CONSTANCE Ambition: Cadet Nurse Corps Interest: Swimming Lett before graduation HOGAN, FRANCES Comm. Girls' Athletics Vice-Pres. Pan American Club Major: Math HOGG, RICHARD ALLEN Yearning: Wealth Talent: Sports Major: Auto Shop HOLT, MARIANNA M'ANNA Annual Statt Artist Pres. Girl Reserves Senior A Play JUNE HOLZMAN, DAVID Cheer Leader Plans: Travel Will not graduate HOWARD, PAUL SAM Goal: Retire early Interest: Watch repair Major: Math HUDGINS, JUNE ROSETTA Ambition: Teacher Talent: Sports Major: Spanish HUGHES, JEAN JOY I-Iope: College Interests: School sports Majors: I-Iistory, math HUFFMAN, WAYNE F. Future: Artist Talent: Slcetching Major: Math INGALLS. DORIS E. BRIDGET Ambition: Ice skating Hobby: Sewing Major: Sewing -SPV! 1' fb X -,:, ,, A ,X ., it :lr vw 3 :,:, SENIORS HORNE, DOROTHY L. DO-DO' Capt. Cadet Training Corps Future: College Major: Math HOWELLS, BETTY JOYCE Senior A Play I-lead Drum Majorette Major: Commercial HUGHES, DONNA BEVERLY Drill Team I3 yearsl Diversion: Bowling Major: Commercial HUFFMAN, JOHN B. BUTCH' Aim: Civil engineer I-lobby: Music Major: Math IDDINGS, WILLIAM E. JR. Aim: Architect r Interests: Art and reading Major: Art INGALLS, WILMA J. WILLIE Career: School teacher Specialty: Housekeeping Major: Sewing JUNE INGHAM, MARIAN LEE Club Editor of Annual Prom chairman Interest: Basketball players IRWIN, OSCAR MESSlAH Pres. Senators Talent: Public speaking Major: Math. ISON, IONE DUSTY Future: Travel Diversion: Roller skating Major: History JESPERSON, GLENNA MAE Plans: Homemaker Pastimes: Dancing, music Major: Commercial JOHNSON, MADELYN D. RED Ambition: Nurse Talent: Ice skating Major: Social science JONES, ROBERT ROCKWELL Plans: Army Air Corps Specialty: Aviator Major: Math N Q il if We , 5 Wil-M 33' rear? 3? SENICJRS INSCORE, MARY ALLEENE Ambition: Housewife Interest: A Cappella clwoir Major: Music ISHAM, FRIEDA EILEAN lSH Band Majorette Senior A play Commencement clwairman JAC-JGAR, CLARA BELLE Aim: Secretary Hobbies: Reading, music Major: Commercial JOHNSON, LENORE Sr. A. Dinner Clwm. Pres. Tlwespians Ticket Auditor Cardinal Coeds JOHNSON, WENDELL K. Goal: Lawyer Interest: Public speaking Major: Math KELLY, LOIS E. PUNKINS Aim: College Diversion: Bowling Major: Commercial JUNE KEMP, ALICE MARIE Goal: Singer Interest: Child psychology Major: Music. home ec. KING, BYRON D. SMIRK Future: Marines Hobby: Cars Major: Arch. drawing KINGEN, EVANGELINE MARY Yearning: Designer Interest: Bowling Major: Commercial KNOX, LOIS CRAIG Career: Supervisor tel. co. Pastime: Music Decided not to graduate KORANDER, PATRICIA ANN Plans: Physical therapist Talent: Dancing Major: Math KREUZIGER, KATHERINE ANN Hope: U. C. L. A. Vice-Pres. Tri-V Major: Science Y EWS ew , va we ' L: ii N fa.: ' ' :A :, 1 vw.,...,': i 3 6' , 2 . -2.5 : .... s A -ns: ,.,, - 3 st. st 5, -:..'.:j ,A s . . . 7,5 H 5 K is gf : M M SENIORS KEMP, MAVIS LAVONNE Career: Secretary Talent: Piano, dancing Major: Commercial KING, GWENDOLYN Aim: Business college Pastime: Singing Major: Science KNAPP, ROBERT LOUIS Ambition: Radio Technician Talent: Model airplane building Major: Math KOPECKY, EUGENE F. War Bond Committee Career: Lawyer Major: Speech, math KREBS, GLENN M. CROUCI'I Aim: Architect Interest: Golt Major: Math KUNZI. ROBERT Future: Alaslca Pastime: Bowlin 9 Major: History, S panish JUNE KUYKENDALL, BOB JOE Commissioner General Pres. Senators Treas. Boys' Federation LANG-DON, BOE A. HLIPSII Career: Industrial Engineer Interest: Flying Major: Machine drawing LANSKY, MARVA LEE CO Co-Editor ot Cardinal Yearning: Journalist Major: Math LARSON, JERRY Ambition: Navy Diversion: Swimming Major: Print LA SPESA, JENNIE Plans: Secretary Interest: Bowling Major: Commercial LAY, NORMA SUKll Career: Nurse Pastime: Swimming Major: Commercial :sf-fe r SENIORS LA DOU, BETTY JO Capt. Drill Team Goal: U. C. L, A. Major: Spanish LANGE, JACK W. Ambition: Army Interest: Mechanics Major: I-listory LAKIN, JEAN MARIE Aim: Graduation Talent: Dancing Major: Business LARSON, WARREN E. SWEDE Ambition: Navy l-lobby: Cars Major: Math LAUGHON, PATRICIA A. Ambition: Illustrator Talent: Dressmalcing Major: Art LEAVENWORTH, WILLIAM S. Future: Navy doctor Talent: Photography Major: Science .IUNE LEE, MARIE J. KlTTEN Ambition: Cosmetologist Hobby: Stutted animals Major: Home ec. LIND, EARL Ambition: Maclwine design Specialty: Ditctiing Major: Mecln. drawing LINLEY, WAYNE LIN Future: Navy Pastime: Hunting Major: Matti LITTLE, DOROTHY M. DOT Vice-Pres. Cardinal Coeds Head Drum Majorette '44 Song Leader LONG, PATRICIA Future: Army Nurse Specialty: Dancing Major: Latin MACY, WAYNE F. CASEY Goal: Marines Interest: Cars Major: Science as YQ! in N 'N. , wh, me av-:mu- it :fiff 'iii I A lg: 1 :rri 542 - 1: ta. 1 y L X SENIORS LEFTWICH, VICTOR EUGENE Plans: Marine Air Corps Diversion: Hunting Major: Matti LINDSAY, JEAN E. SHORTY Ambition: Nurse Interest: Dancing Major: Business LIPSCOMB, MILLARD Yearning: Naval Otticer Talent: Aeronautical dratting Major: Matti LITTLE, PATRICIA ANN Ambition: Pathologist Interest: Tumbling team Major: Matti, science LUCAS, Eugene W. Goal: Commander in Navy Interest: Navy Major: Math MALMIN, GLORIA LA VERNE Ambition: C book Diversions: Dancing, swimming Majors: Latin, math JUNE MARSHALL, LOIS Goal: College Interest: Dancing Major: Home ec. MARTIN, RALPH HSLOPPYH Goal: Malce Ptc. Diversion: Good boolcs Major: Industrial arts McCLURE, JOHN F. MAC R.O.T.C. Major Plans: Chemical engineer Major: Math McCRACKEN, PAUL Yearning: Inventor Talent: Gunsmithing Major: Math MCFARLANE, YVONNE Sec.-Treas. ot Sr. Class Interest: Swimming, dancing Major: History McMATH, DWIGHT L. PINTO Goal: Service station owner I-lobby: Cars Major: Arch. drawing, math ...le km : 'f-1XT,3,,rK 2 'ix' f SENICRS MARTIN, MARVIN J. Ambition: Long lite I-lobby: Coin collecting Major: Math MAYS, ALBERT Aim: Millionnaire Pastime: Football Major: Print Shop MCCOY, JEAN Ambition: Private sec. Interest: Swimming Major: Commercial MCDONALD, ILENE J. Plans: Job Hobby: Movies Major: Commercial MCJANNET, GEORGE STANLEY Ambition: Aeronautical eng. Diversions: Hunting, tishing Majors: Math, Spanish MCNEVIN, DOROTHY MAE Career: Secretary Specialty: Bowling Major: Commercial JUNE MEIS, MARY VIRGINIA JO Goal: A in Chvrriistry Talent: Dancing Major: Languag. MICHENFELDER, GEORGE V. Plans: Army pilot Hobby: Radio Lett betore graduation MINER, MARION Career: Language teacher Talent: Marirnba Major: Language MOFFETT, PAT FRENCHY Aim: Social studies teacher Interest: Vocal music Major: French MONSON: SHIRLEY JEAN Future: Marriage Interest: Typing Major: Boolclreeping MORSON, JOAN MORON Ambition: U, C. L. A. l-lobby: Ping pong Major: Math, art .:. .. M 65 0 Q i 'wr'-f wp Qs? 5 , Q ' ,, If . rx 3 H, V- : s Q:i:::0: jk 1 X Q , wg -v-., .. ,I A :, - r A .. : , ',.,, 1 -I -E :: 5 s f ilgt rff ,E fm . 4 E255 55 I F '.:,':'Ef f1?3ff'i , it iii 'Fi .. , 33335 :fi I v Z. QE-: aim :.::.:, ,I ..::.. Q if SENIORS MELTZER, JANIS D. JAN Aim: U. C, L. A. lnterusti Dariciri-g Major: Math MILLER, EDYTHE EDIE Ambition: College Talert: Tumbling Major: Spanish MOCK, KATHRYN KATHY Goal: Social worker Diversion: Sports Major: Science MOLONY, SHEILA Yearning: Tel. co, operator Specialty: Lettering and signs Major: History MOODY, GEORGE Ambition: Motorcycle rider Passion: Motorcycles Major: Math MORSTAD, JERELYN UJERRIE' Plans: Travel pastime: Reading Major: Art JUNE MUNDEN, DOROTHY Aim: Van Johnson's secretary Talent: Photo coloring Major: Commercial MURPHY, ROBERT Future: Business Hobby: Gas models Major:Math MYERS, ROBERT Cartoonist tor Annual Goal: Commercial art Major: Art NARRON, LARRY SPUD Goal: Navy Ambition: Seaman tirst class Major: Science NESBITT, SAMUEL NELSON Career: Painting Hobby: Music Major: Shops NEWNHAM, MARJORIE JO Future: Marriage Diversion: Roller skating Major: Bookkeeping wi.. A 9 ,Q wmwlv ,--. Q -- I -.Q- . , . s--s .,.5j:j- 4, ..:,, ,, .f::a-r W ., ' ...W ' ,L Wk f ,mm SENIORS MURPHY, HARRY CHARLES Ambition: Lawyer Pastime: Sleeping Major: Latin MUSGROVE, JAMES THE BEARD Future: Beachcomber Interest: Hockey Majors: Math, Spanish MYERS, WAYNE Career: Chemist or minister Pastime: Photography Vice-Pres. ot Bible Club NEELEY, JIMMIE SLOW MOTION Ambition: Pro baseball Interest: Women Lett betore graduation NEWBERRY, VIRGINIA C. Plans: Social work Interest: Wendy Major: Spanish NICHOLSON, LAURIE JEAN Plans: Nurse Pastime: Swimming Major: History JUNE NICKS, MABLE TUI BEULAH Yearning: Theatre Interest: TraycI Major: Home ec. OATMAN, BETTY LEE TEX Sports Editor of Annuai ThriII: Basketbaii Major: Art ODUM, JAMES M. Ambition: Electrician Interest: Shop work Major: Industrial arts OLSON, KENNETH R. Hope: Army Air Corps Sport: Hockey Majors: Math, science OSBORNE, JACK KING Vice-Pres. ot Senators Career: Doctor Interest: PubIic speaking PARKER, DOLORES MARIE DODY Lt. in Cadct Training Corps Sec, Treas, ot Chemistry Club Ambition: Interpreter fear PQI! 5 arf -,L -it ., . w , ft v er. ij- .9 L - In E ,,..., R Ayyu ., , , ,,,, , ' ':f?irf?g:5 - ' , , age? Af -.: 3 15, :s.f:.:Ij 5 ' . I f... 5 1: ar :Qs rw .,..... ,V S '---- -'--' ' 2: A 'i . ' :rr 5 2- 5521? 1 rr: i ,Q - - .2 'W frr QI gn, 54 't ' rs ' up 'WCW Y SENIORS NORDEMAN, ARTHUR J. GoaI: Singing Talent: Music Major: Musir O'BRIEN, ELIZABETH LIZ Guide Sgt. on DriII Team Interest: Beach Major: Spanish O'HARA, WILLIANI PIans: Merchant Marine Pastime: ModeI building Major: History O'NEAL, PATRICIA Aim: Marry rich rancher Passion: Horseback riding Maior: Sciencc PALMER, RUSSEL TOY Vice-Pres., Theta CIuI3 Future: EIectrrcaI engineer Diversion: Ciarinet PARKER, JOHN D. Hope: Army piIot Talent: Model pIane buiIding Service graduate .IUNE PARKHURST, SUZANNE M. Goal: Detroit I-lobby: Study Iiall passes Major: Business PARRISH, VIRGINIA ANNE Drum Majorette Sec.-Treas. ot Ttiespians Goal: Stage, radio acting PAUR, MARY PAM Career: Script girl Specialties: Ice slcating Major: Commerce PEPPER, ROSE MARIE Ambiition: Designer Interest: Art Major: Art PERSHAI., BARBARA ANN Plans: Buyer Diversion: Basketball games Major: Business PETERSON, CAROL DEWEES Plans: Mills College I-lobby: Foreign bell collecting Lt. in Drill Team M-smut? ,tow if-wits VUE 'S 3 SENIORS PARKS, RUTH MINETTA MINNIE Future: Marriage Interest: Cat tigurine collecting Corporal, Drill Team PATTI, .IOSEPHINE JOE Ambition: Travel Interest: Classical music Major: History PENICK, HELEN IRENE PENNY' I-Iope: Make good Talent: Tennis Major: Art PERKINS, PAUL Future: Nayy I-lobby: Cars Major: Matti PETER, DAVID J. Ambition: Designer Talent: Sleeping Major: Matlw PETTITT, LOIS Goal: Nurse Interest: Science Major: Science JUNE PHILIP, VIRGINIA MILDRED Ambition: Secretary Talent: Ice stating Major: Commereial PICKEREI., PATRICIA LEE Lt. on Drill Team Pres. Girl Reserves Tri-V social chairman PILLSURY, DONA BELLE Sec. Pan American League Scribbler statt Cpl, on Drill Team PINKERTON, LOIS LORRAINE DUPLE-KATE Aim: Secretary Talent: Sewing Major: Commercial PRANTER, MARY M. P. Ambition: Doctors ass't. Interest: Johnnie Major: Shorthand PRESHER, JOYCE Sgt. on Drum Corps Hope: Surgical Nurse Major: Science Q? ,HCR 4H3'w SENIORS PHILLIPS, EDWARD THOMAS Plans: Electrical tngir: f'-- r lnterest: Radio Maiors: Math, Spanish PIGG, CHARLENE FITUS TUCKIE Cardinal reporter Plans: Writer Mayor: Math PINKERTON, DOLORES ELAINE KATE Career: I-lousewite Diversion: Bowling Maior: Commercial PORTER, FLORENCE ENOLA FLOSSIE Future: Light opera singer l-lobby: Boogie woogie Major: Music PRAY, VIVIAN B. Aim: Good wite and mother Interest: Men Maior: Spanish FRESHER, KEITH Aim: Electrical engineer Talent: Swimming Major: Math .IUNE PRESS, LOISE KATHE Plans: Doctor's technician Interest: Dancing Major: Math PYLE. JACK Future: Bachelor Diversion: Swimming Major: Math RAYNES, CHARLES Aim: Navy Air Corps Talent: Aviation Service graduate READING, BETTY JO Future: Fly a plane Specialty: Dancing Major: Business REESE. VIRGINIA Thespian program chairman Plans: Church worker Major: Drama RENGER, MARION MITZI Plans: Cartoonist Talent: Drawing Major: Art SENIORS PURKEY, DUANE W. Future: Merchant Marine Interest: Bringing up Grant Major: Math RATZLAFF, MARJORIE ANN MUGGS Plans: Beachcomber Talent: Art Major: I-listory RAZZETO, ROBERT F. Amilaition: Air Corps Sport: Basketball Major: Math REARDON, CORA LEE BUTCH' Capt. Cadet Training Corps Plans: Cadet Nurse Corps Major: Science. REISWEBER, GRACE M. KITTEN I-lopez Success Sgt. Cadet Training Corps Major: Business REZAC, MARVIN J. WHEEZE Career: Aeronautical engineer I-lobby: Sports Major: Math JUNE RICHARDSON, MARILYN EUNlCE Ambition: Nurse Diversion: Swrmminq Major: Commercial RIFFEL, ARTHUR R. Aim: Aeronautical drafting Interest: Models Major: Math ROBERTS, RAMONA MARJORIE RAE Lt. Cadet Training Corps Career: Lawyer's secretary Major: Spanish ROBISON, ROBERT F. Boys' Ticket Sales Clirn. Plans: Navy Major: Matti ROGERS, ELEANOR MARY Aim: Flyer Ability: Swimming Major: Latin ROLOFF, LELAND LEE Director Sr. A Play Vice-Pres, Thespians Treas, Senators 'df'-s 'XWSQ 'QQ' 'RN 3.22: 'P 1 ffyfif I V 5 SENICJRS RICHLIN, MAEDELLE HMAEDY Ed. Sr. A Cardinal Juni: Sr. Ed, Annual Nvws Ed, Cardinal ROBERTS, KENNETH J. KENNY Clweer Leader Ambition: Explorer interest: First per. coolcing ROBERTSON. DON Ambition: Dancer Pastime: Music Major: Art RODGERS, GRACE EILEEN Plans: Housewite Diversion: Sports Major: Home ec. ROGERS, MARY Plans: Marriage Specialty: Dancing Major: Drama ROSE, FREDDIE FRANCES l-lopez College Interest: Books Maior: Commercial JUNE ROSEBERRY, BUDDY LEE Aim: Millionaire Hobby: Boxing Major: Shop ROYCE, JOAN C. JO Hope: Drafting Ability: Arch. drawing Major: Arch. drawing RUSTAD, WM. L. RUSTY Treas. Rifle Club Goal: Advertising Hobby: Cameras RYDER, DORIS JEANNETTE Vice-Pres. Girl Reserves Treas. Tri-V Club Ambition: College SACCO, CATHERINE ROSE KATIE Plans: Travel east Interest: Dancing Major: Home ec. SALAZAR, BEATRICE AMELIA TICHE Lt. Drum Corps Sr. A. Play Interest: Travel to Europe New SENIORS ROW, JOHANNA MAY TURTLE Capt. Tumbling Team Ambition: Interior decorator Talent: Dancing, tumbling RUSSELL, DIANE Plans: Admiral's wife Diversion: Dancing Major: Latin RYAN, PAT Future: Desert isle Pastime: Beach Major: History RYKER, CAROLYN Plans: Clerical worlr Hobby: Sports Major: Business SACCO, LOUIS F. Ambition: Tycoon Talent: Sports Major: Math SAPP, ESTHER MARIE RED Aim: Beauty operator Pastime: Movies Major: Art JUNE SAROT, F. EARL HANK Ambition: Aeronautical eng. I-lobby: P-38's Major: Math SAWYERS, MERRILL BING Future: Ditchdigger Interest: Girls Major: Auto SCHOLZ, ROCKNE JERALD ROCKEY Pres. Gay Blades Career: Air or sea navigator Major: Math SCHUNEMANN, LLOYD L. Boys' Federation Otticer Varsity Letterman Ambition: Engineer SCOTT, SHIRLEY RUTH Aim: Religious worlc, U.S.C. Pastime: Movies Major: Spanish SEIDEL, LURA EVELYN SHORTY Ptc. Drum Corps Yearning: To grow taller Major: Commercial art as W iw gm: J, f A QS' 4 !'v T .,,..j E eb.:-, VS! 'wo'-v--qv' 'K ' 'xx tix! M.,-f' UW' an-1. W KP if '23 SENIORS SAUNDERS, MARK McLEAN JR Pres. Otticers' Club Ecivres member Future: Stage, screen, radio SCHILLING, JUDY Girl Reserves Otticer Aim: U.C.L.A. Major: Spanish SCHULTZ, DONNA CLAIRE MURGATROIDE Hope: Keep club together Diversion: Dancing Major: Bookkeeping SCOTT, JAMES F. SCOTTY Plans: Radio technician I-lobby: Weapon collector Service Graduate SEEGER, CONSTANCE HEL MO-MO Future: Wite Diversion: Beach Major: Soc. sci. SEIFERT, JANET A. JAN Ambition: Reporter I'-lobby: Dancing Major: Soc. sci. E JUNE SELLERS, MARY RINDE Girlsi Quartette Interest: Music Major: Math SHARPLESS, JACQUELINE Plans: Secretary Specialty: Swimming Major: Commercial SHIELD, RAYMOND G. JR. Future: Architect Interest: Stamps Major: Math SHUDDE, WALTER JOHN J Pres. Varsity I-I Future: Doctor Major: Math, science SIEGEL, JEAN Diversion: Dancing Major: Math SLATORE, FRANCES M. Goal: Good tan Pastime: Beach Majors: Math, science g :L vows of ? it 2? ,, wr' SENIORS SHAFER, WARD L. I-lopez Airline pilot I-lobby: Model building Major: Math SHELTON. FRANCES A. Yearning: t-Iousewite Pastime: Football tan Major: I-Iome ec. SHINDLER, SHIRLEY JEAN Sr. A. Play I-Iope: Finish college Major: Drama SHUMATE, GERTRUDE Goal: Nurse Diversion: Dancing Major: Math SIMS, ROBERTA IRENE RISH Sgt. Drum Corps Future: Secretary Major: Shorthand SMEDLEY, LOIS ANN JO Cardinal Coed Otticer Aim: Graduation Major: Languages .IUNE SMITH, BARBARA ANN Future: Singer lnterest: A Cappella Clioir Major: Latin SMITH, HELEN MARIE SMISH Plans: Cadet Nurse Specialty: Music Major: Commercial SNODGRASS, B. JEANNE Cardinal statt Future: Pianist Major: History we SPAHR, ALICE JEAN SPEE-ARE Cafegff Navy nurse Talent: A Cappella Choir V In Majors: Matlw, language - .. ti STALNAKER, THOMAS L. Ambition: Pilot Specialty: Football Major: Matlw STEVENSON, MARGARET MARY Cardinal Coed Otticer I-lobby: Dancing, singing Major: Spanisln SENIORS SMITH, DONNA .IEAN Girls' Ticket Sales Treas. Cardinal Coeds Major: Language SMITH, VIRGINIA FRANCIS Otticer in Ttiespians Future: Legitimate stage Major: Drama SORENSON, GEORGE Ambition: None Interest: Sleeping Major: Matti STALNAKER, ALLEN P. Ambition: Own airplane Interest: Track Major: History STAMATOPOULOS, JOHN Pres. Clwoir Plans: Singing Major: Music, math STOLTENBURG, AWYN ELEINE HB-2.. Sr. A. Play Ambition: None tor two yrs. Major: Drama JUNE STONE, EVELYN EVlE Aim: Beauty operator Diversion: Bowling Major: Home ec. SVENSSON, JOE Otticer in Los Sabres Talent: Ice slcating Major: Math TAYLOR, MARY ANNE TAY Aim: Commercial artist Talent: Acrobatics Major: History, art TEPPER, ALBERT Member ot Los Sabres Yearning: Lawyer Major: Matlw THOMPSON, ALLEN RALPH TOMMY Future: Doctor Diversion: Baseball Major: Science THOMPSON, PHYLLIS IONE Career: Nurse Hobby: Drawing Major: Art :,,. as WW'-1 E : iflli' tv SENICJRS SULLIVAN, ARLINE E. Yearning: Designer Hobby: Good times Major: Home ec. SWANSON, MARY LOU SLATS Art Ed. ot Scribbler Career. Artist's assistant Major: Art TEARNEN, JOHN OLIVER Plans: Naval academy Interest: Women Major: Math TERWILLIGER, JOSEPH W. RED Ctieer leader Hope: Civil engineer Hobby: Track THOMPSON, JULIA ADELE JUDY Vespers chairman pastime: Music Major: Commercial THOMPSON, QUINTIN SHARON Q, T. Goal: Aircratt meclwanic Specialty: Swimming Major: Math 1 1 JUNE TIBBETT, ARTHUR RAY LEFTY Ambition: Malcc money Hobby: Race cars Major: Auto shop u TOUCHSTONE, HILDA VIRGINIA TlSH Capt. Drum Corps Aim: Pro bowler Maior: Shorthand i TRUE, BETTY JEAN Co-Editor ot Scribbler Mag. Pres, ot Pan-American Club Specialty: Sports I VANCE, DOROTHY DOT Girls' Double Quartette Pastime: Dancing Maior: So. sci. VERMILLION, EUGENE Future: Aviation Hobby: Mechanics Maior: Machine drawing WALSH, GERALD V. Ambition: Forest ranger Interest: Mechanical drawing Service graduate ww- . ,.,1 . W b M ' x Z guns-H SENICRS TOBEY, BARBARA JEAN Plans: Companion Diversion: Golt Major: Commercial course TRACY, JACK S. Hope: Doctor Interest: Swimming Majors: Math, science TURPEE, MARY NAOMI Career: Teacher Interest: Music Maiors: Spanish, history VAUGHN, BILLIE Hope: Graduation Hobby: Dancing Major: Home cc. WALKER, BETTY JOYCE BEE Senator Career: Music teacher Talent: Accordion WAITE, MELVIN CITRUS Future: Work Pastime: Reading Maior: English JUNE WARISCH, TOM Future: Navy Diversion: Canoeing Major: History WEITZEL, JACK L. Goal: Lover Hobby: Dancing Major: Industrial arts WELCOME, MARJORIE ALICE Ambition: U. C, L. A. lntcrest: Travel 'rllajorz Matin, tiistory WELLS, GORDON CHARLIE Aim: Auto rncclianics interest: Body, lcndcr work Major: Matti, art WENZ, JACK R. STORMY Ambition: Millionaire Interest: Gaicty Major: Matti, history WHEELER, RICHARD Carecr: Foreign scrvicc Hobby: Stamp. coin collections Major: Spanish, rnatli Nm www-fs ,ws s -vqgiry. H ' 'Ulm W.. s 'js vw gg. i 3 rf' . ' ., 'W , ..... - ., M 4 E if 1, Z ..- if f, T555 t 1 i WNW , W .. ...--.-.-:.: 4 , ., 4 H : . , 1 :r ei... M at :I ' rlr' :Q , ...... W N ,. ,,A:, ,,,,,. . ' -1' Sgffxzgzfsj W: V lg wi' .i..: Q. ' ' .,., i iw '- 1 f ' A :2LE55'E. .L . ' E i SENIORS WASHBURN, RUTH Yearning: Elorist Talent: Tumbling Major: Art WEITZEL, JO ELLEN Cardinal Coed officer Ecivrcs rnnernbcr Song leader WELLS, DOYLE C. FRlTZ Euture: Clicrnical enginccr Pastimc: Hobbies Major: Matlw WENMAN, BARBARA JEANNE BABS Carccr: Concert stage Talcnt: Piano Major: Music WERLEY, ROBERT P. Pres. Sr. Class Varsity lctterman Aim: Civil Qnginccr WHITSON, LOUIS LOUIE Senior A Play Senator Major: Science .IUNE WHITWER, CHARLES CHUCK Piansi CattIe rancher Interest: Race horses Major: Science WILLIAMS, PEGGY ANN Yearning: Graduation Speciaityz Dancing Major: Business WILSON, FRANK A. WILLY Hobby: Model buiiding Interest: GirIs Major: Math WOESTE, DONALD J. Goaiz Lt. Arrny Air Corps Talent: Aircratt Major: Machine drawing WOLTHORN, HELEN L. Yearning: Traveier Interest: Dancing Major: Art WOODROW, MARGERY Plans: Illustrator Hobby: Tumbiing Major: Spanish 5 . ,gywf 4-www-' V J? as- 5 Q . ' 'Z ,S . is 1 A 3: ' 23' QM' 5 if ffmfif fi, ree . if ,nal 'CD Wag? 35 flu SENIORS WILLIAMS, CURTIS E. Future: Navy Diversion: Swirnrning Major: Science WILLS, LYN ELLIE Career: Secretary Pastirne: Sports Major: Business WILSON, KAY LOUISE KATY Hope: Sociai service Diversion: Christian Endeavor Major: Science WOLLENHAUPT, DAVID J. Comm. Boys' Activities Varsity Ietterrnan Future: Aeronautical engineer WOOD, WENDELL WENDY Future: Ministry Interest: Virginia N. Major: History WORDEN, DOROTHY DOTTIE Airn: CoIIege pastime: Sports Major: Music OTHER JUNE GRADUATES BARBER, DON EUDALY, DOROTHY MAE LE CLAIRE, FLORENCE MORGAN, CARLA PRESTRIDGE, PAUL .IUNE SERVICE GRADUATES BECKER, RAY BELL, ORRIS .....,,., CAUSEY, ERNEST .... DARNAUD, ANDRE W FRENKEN, BOB .,...,... GREVILLE, DICK ,.., GRIMES, MAX . . GUERIN, PRIME HALL, JOHN ,,.., HERBERT, GEORGE .. . HOERGER, WILLIS L, . .. ..Army .Navy . ,.,.. Army . ..... ,,..,. N avy ,..Arr'ny Air Corps Army Army .Navy Merchant Marlnc . , .,.. Army .. . .Army HUSTON, CLARENCE .... ,.... N avy JOHNSON, ARNE . ..Navy LAHMANN, EARL ... ,.... Navy LEE, FRED ............,,. ,.,......... N avy LIPPERT, ORION . ....,., ......,....,, A rmy MCATEE, WILBUR EUGENE ..,. Army Air Corps NAPIERSKI, GLENN .,,.,. .. .......,,, Navy PAULSON, PETER . . .,,,. Navy RENGER, WILLIAM ,. RICARD, GENE ....., STETTLER, RICHARD . THOMPSON, BOB L. TWITTY, BILL ,,...,..., WESTOVER, ROLAND . YETT, MARVIN ...... .....Army .. ,.,Army ....Marine .Navy Corps . ...... Navy .Navy ,,,,.Army SERVICE rR GRADUATES BOUGHTON, ROBERT Army Air Corps GROSSMAN, BOB Navy TAYLOR, JOHN GRALEY Army BABICK, PAUL Navy McMAHAN, BOB Army MURRAY, ROBERT Army SKA 'ask -' E Wh . wg 5 if 'Ii Q N ff ,.., IK f' ' PICK, LEO Navy RICKER, WILLARD Navy CHRISTIANSEN, RALPH Navy MOLLISON, WILLIAM Army NIELSEN, PAUL Marine Corps TANNER, RUSSELL ArmyvAir Corps Olga Brandt . Mattie . . Mary Harper . Mary McCune . Bernice Niemeyer Judith Cantield Ann Braddock . Kaye Hamilton Linda Shaw . Jean Maitland . Bobby Melrose Louise Mitchell . Susan Paige . Pat Devine . Kendall Adams STAGE DOOR CAST Madeline Geissler Jeanne Frazell Viola Gay Ramona Roberts Ginny Reese Beatrice Salazar Virginia Meis Pat Davis Pat Hogan Lenore Johnson Dot Little Shirley Shindler Laurie Nicholson Eilean Isham Mariana Holt Adolph Gretzel Terry Randall . Tony Gillette . Ellen Fenwick . Mrs. Orcutt . Erank . Sam Hastings . Jimmy Devereaux Fred Powell Lou Milhauser . David Kingsley Keith Burgess . Mrs. Shaw Dr. Randall . Larry Westcott Billy . . Mark Saunders Jane Allard Betty Howell Awyn Stoltenberg Virginia Smith Leland Rolott Dick Vetter Jack Wenz Wendall Wiood Joe Terw'lliQer Louis Whitson Bob Kuykendall Dorothy Horne Jack Osborne Quintin Thompson Charles Doane PRODUCTION STAFF Make-up: B.arbara Cooper Shirley Hankins Helen Colburn Doris Ryder Mary Ellen Hanson Costumes: Judy Schilling Carol Dewhurst Prompter: Joan Morson Properties: Don Beam Marion Gilchrist Scene Design: Stage manager: Art Leslie Electrician: Dick Vetter Sound ettects: lra Low Stage crew: Bob Stewart Jack Knowlden Harry Switt Bill Angel Portraits done by: Betty Lee Oatman Program designed by Betty Lee Oatman House Manager: Katie Dupont Usherettes: Grace Reisweber Maureen Barrett Helen Wolthorn Doris Ingalls June Bourcey Madelyn Johnson Lorna Duclos Anna Bay Donna Boop Lorraine Childress Betty Lee Oatman Shirley Hankins .,f,,W,yR..?MM '-1' if win 4 I .,f t Q , I 537 yn I V :5:':::?r'If7 M M 5,4-:,-g:,,g 5.-Un Wm, fff - -r iff: ff: s 1 :f,::fZS5iv??'.:1?f Q, .. Z -W ,Q eww 992045, 3410! rinfj or rirg ana! flll8l?t! Jnorf la J I facLef5 LI' A0y:f IQFQDJOWI il'l6lt2 Oil 0 LJHHCU !Aor. jean agem larezer fne gafloa pu- Amoofn figl, Leaving Auf inferedf in fiffergug- ying. jauorife Janie funea are: Wogin ,yglooclt iignl geginning fo See fne 955611 ,J am! H giC id My 7Wo.m4gAf'f Zinn, g2.,.,c1m,., 3,,m,,,, gzvwjew W1 Jam? Sfww Am gr.,f,.,f,2,f,'4f,,l,,f,, W1 Cr.,54,,, Auymeri, ann! Snalra are gwoonieafy froonem--accorahng fo xiloouer alamfamfn. FOCTBALL SEASON 1944-1945 This season was one ot the most disastrous in l-loclcerville's pigslcin history. To start with, l-loover was elected to play two quarters in the tootball carnival. The tirst quarter was highlighted by an ott tackle smash by Fred Espy, good tor a 94-yard run and a touchdown. ln the last oiuarter San Diego scored 7 points over l-loover. Although we deteated Point Loma during the football carnival, our luclc didn't hold tor the clash with the Ro-inters on our tield. Against their strong aerial attaclcs, the Cards had no detense. We tought hard but lost to the powertul Loman team, I3-7. The second game ot the season brightened our hopes as the l-loclqerville eleven won over the Grossmont Foothillers I9-O in an easy victory on their tield. Displaying a bit more ot the spirit that made last year's squad champs, the Cards came torth with cloclc-like regularity to score once in each or the tirst t rce quarters. In the game against La Jolla we lost our chances tor second place in the league. Fighting with all the strength they could muster, the Cardinals iust weren't able to hold baclc the strong Viking line which rolled up a score ot I2-O. ln the game against the Coronado Islanders, the boys seemed to play as a unit rather than as individuals tor about the tirst time this season. l-lowever, the Green Wave engulfed the Cards 20-I4. With the hopes tor the season pretty well dimmed out, not much was expected ot the Sweetwater-l-loover tilt, but the Cards really turned out a thriller. ln one ot the most exciting games ot the season, it loolced tor a while as it we might win, but again Lady Luck deserted us and we lost to the Red Devils, I3-7. Once more the annual clash with our cross town rival, San Diego l-ligh, rolled around, with the odds detinitely against the Cardinals. Determined to try tor a sec- ond-year-in-a-row victory, the Cardinal eleven came out ot their huddle with the true l-loover tighting spirit. It was a game ot very disappointing and amusing plays with Ricard, Lyons and Goretsas really giving the crowd a thrill. Their best ettorts were ot no avail against a superior l-liller team, however, and the l-loclcervillers suttered a heart- brealcing deteat ot 72-O. The seventh and last game ot the season was against the Rendondo Beach Sea- hawlcs, with the l-loltmen baclc in condition and ready t-o go. Early in the game, tull- baclc Gene Ricard booted the pigslcin tor a little over 80 yards to brealc a Southern Cali- tornia' and possibly a national record tor high school punts. Showing tine spirit, the Cards still lost with a score ot 54-O. Captain ot this year's squad was returning letterman Gene Ricard, who was also chosen Captain ot the city's mythical Victory League. Others malcing the honor teams were: Larry Berger, end on the tirst string, Walt Shudde, guard on the second string: and Fred Crestman, bloclcing baclc, honorable mention. ,...,.+ nn Cf 420 U43 iw 3,5 .UU 'ECB o , Pro Q35 ,QL mc' 52 XJC -Yi' ga I2 DLD III ,ggi 32 Q2 Eg UZ E 5? CJ Q? LQ.. -3 .CQ U ffl EB gm if C- mm EE U.. C E2 US wo JB D .. , Sw Q25 I U C , E3 VU O51 to P-KJ Sim MJ. -I 2: Q2 PN AS gy 3 , ,UC IZ ,CU ml vm .A +40 2 0.1 Q42 5 32 2.0 N 4-:D QI I . .. -CQ Q3 rU'U Oi U3 153 U? .Q 9:5 Era DOE 4.. .Cm U2 'UL Oo O --5 44 L9 mg :Q Om 44, U -71-0 wb in -,C Bw Q , M? cc 0.2 max E PN fo P- E 3 TJ O vi P- fo 2 E, 9 ...- uv T7 c 2 LD cf O w 4 U Lu Q.: 3 -H 2 Q C -4-1 O C N va O .C P- gr. M f I H88 Good, Co H Olso ce, B S Carpenter Scholz 'ir Front row, icfi io right: Alien Good, Rocknr Scrrolz, Ernie i-iaiey, Fred Clnresrrnan, Wait Siwudde, Fred Carpenter, Larry Berger. Back row: Fred Espy, Gvne Ricard, Don Conner, Kenny Bonatus. 4 ,Q 3 ' - 'W 7 .... S . rr V Y ' ry A aw .. 1-35,5 E fl fixing' .-if ' .. . :fm igww. UgMi:41L??E: 2 -' ' . b ', Mfg 2r.sfli4iIw' WY? -H, , 15'-2322.52 5?i-'iff 4 mn . 1 'QM -mini:-rf , . 'a 5' 55: 9 'N 'S S f ,cf 5.75 ' ffiw Q51 ,, ' asa-viii' M R . . A .. ,.,, . -rg-:-11. 4 A4,7,+w,gg Q-fi pigrx ' fra' rw Top row, icff to rigrit: Erickson, Krarnbuni, Grundstrorn, Berger. Bottom row: Brorson, Conner, Ricard, Bonatus, McManus. F nt row, lett to right: Scolari, Chamberlain, Rau, Seiben, l-laley, Parker, E., OBrien, Parker, B., Merrill Ferguson, Maclzade LthttE S d C hNXfI Cl Pk Hal Bd Pk Th l-l Jklh L O , ar. econ row: oac 'i son, ar, ic erin , an e, ri gc, ic er, .omason, amblin, en's, o nson, P Y B Y M nn, Nuttall, Beals iMgr.l. Back row: Even, Stein, Faddis, Parker, R., Morse. Kemp, Peters, Cooper, Richardson, Clark, Stew t I-l lderer, Crowder, Flick, Swift. Those not in picture: Benson, Butler, Fleming, Harrell, Johnson, Stanley, Swcnkcnmeye, Thom Wallace, Wortman, Strand. J. V. FOOTBALL The J. V. line-up tor the season ot '44, coached by t'Rickey Wilson, made some tine showings and came through with 3 wins and 3 losses. The tirst deteat was in the tilt against the San Dieguito Mustangs, who chalked up a score ot I9-O. Playing a detensive game throughout, the Cards were at a decided dis- advantage all during the game. In the seccnfl game ot the season, which was against Point Loma, the J. V. line-up came torth displaying even more spirit than the Varsity squad had shown to date. The game was a real thriller with Clary and Lyons giving the Lomans a great deal ot trouble and helping to run up a score ot 25-6. Early in the Kearnyr-l-loover game the Wilsonmen started the ball rolling in our tavor. Scoring three times in the tirst halt, the l-looverites pushed down the tield to an easy victory over the Vistan's Varsity team, 34-O. The second upset ot the season was sutfered in the clash against the Brown Military Academy's Varsity squad which scored over l-loover, I2-6. Lacking that certain some- thing, the Cards were held back every time they threatened to score. It was a hard fought game with Earp, Clary, Leithott and Clark sharing hon-ors tor the day. Seemingly not tully recovered trom their previous deteat, the Cards were able to make only one scoring play during the San Diego-l-loover game. Fighting against a su- perior l-liller J. V. squad, the Cardinals lost their third game ot the season, 24-6. In the last contest ot the season, against thelteam from Pall Brook, the squad was back in working condition and came through with .a win ot I2-O. Showing tine coor- dination the boys proved that there was plenty ct traditional l-foover initiative and win- ning ability lett. CHAMPS Sweetwater .. . . I2 Hoover . San Diego . o,,, 24 Hoover La Jolla ,,,,,, .. o,,,, 23 Hoover Orossmont 7,,,7,, . V7,, 2 l Hoover Point Loma ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, l 3 Hoover Vocational ,oY,e ,ooo l 9 Hoover Kearney ,o,,,,, l4 Hoover Coronado o,,,. ooo,,o 2 3 Hoover TSanta Monica r,,,, 44 Hoover TSanta Barbara ,,,,,, 36 Hoover Wasadena .. . ,,,,, ,,,, 4 4 Hoover . 'Whittfer ,,,,,. ,,,,, 3 6 Hoover .. .. l'Beverly Hills Tournamentl BASKETBALL SEASON 1944 45 Championsl That's the word to describe our '45 Cardinal hoopsters. This year's team just seemed to bubble over with championship qualities. The combination ot per- tect coordination and tine sportsmanship, together with excellent coaching lby Rick- ey Wilsonl resulted in an unbeatable squad. Capturing the Victory League title with an undeteated season ot eight straight wins, the Hoover tive triumphed over some pretty tough competitors. One ot the strongest was Coronado, which Hoover met and deteated in the tinal game ot the Victory League. We were turther honored by having tour ot our boys placed on the All Victory League teams. Diclc Barnes, our tall red headed center, was elected captain, with Bob Kuylcendall, one ot our strong torwards, also landing on the honor team. Ho-over's two tast moving guards, Larry Berger and Kenny Greenman, were the other two h-onor men. Our cross town rival, San Diego High, was the opposing team in the tinal game ot the Victory League Tournament, played at State College. Again Hoover showed her traditional strength by deteating the Hillers two- out ot three games tor the champion- ship. One ot the most thrilling events ot the season was the participation ot our Cardinal squad in the Beverly Hills lnvitational Tournament, along with titteen other southern Calitornia champion teams. Scheduled against -one ot the supposedly strongest teams present tor their tirst game, Hoover met and deteated the Sant.a Monica Hoopsters. lt was during this contest that Diclc Barnes niade his record ot the season by depositing 36 marlcers in one game. Coming torward again that same evening, the Cardinals put the Santa Barbara squad out ot the running, which then brought our boys to the semi-tinals, tacing the strong South Pasadena squad. This was the toughest game ot the tourna- ment, which brought out a tew daring plays, ended in a tie and led to an overtime per- iod. Later that same evening, Hoover went on to capture the tournament titles by de- teating Whittier tor the Southern Calitornia Championship. This was the second time that the Beverly Hills trophies had been awarded to a Hoover team. The Cards received the turther distinction ot landing two boys on the honor squad: they were Diclc Barnes and Larry Berger. Barnes later received the high honor ot being chosenr the most outstanding player ot the year in Southern California and was pre- sented with the Helms Olympic Athletic Award. lt is certain that we shall long remem- ber this outstanding baslcetball team and the glories which it brought to Hoover. v ,Nefw-KM. N .Mx T' M Ma in WSIS 'Why H' V MQ-W, my Q .fssaggzv - A ,e Waf??:PEgwsgi . wiQ3?l i'f53i3-11 W N215 ,Q ui? ix UM LsLf4f5M, ,Sx Q . SW ' vfgfvziiifwfg' f f ww in -wkii 9 c U4 w. CHAMPS F nt row. lett to right: Torbett, Awrey, Goset, Montamble, Hunt, Riley. Second row: McColl D B h R b y H rtley, Arthur. Caldwell. HB BASKETBALL Grossmont 7,,,, .. 2l Hoover .. .. Point Loma .,,,, . 7,,7.... I6 Hoover La Jolla .. Y,,,, . Y,..,. 22 Hoover Coronado ,,,, ,.,,, 2 4 Hoover Sweetwater ,,o,,, 28 Hoover Vocational .. .. ,,,,,,,, I6 Hoover Kearney ,,,,,oo,o ., Hoover . . . . San Diego . 26 Hoover . . . .. .. For the tirst time in several years the Bee basketball squad had a completely vic- torious season with eight straight wins. Coach Raleigh Holt had a pertectly molded group which displayed tine team work, spirit and sportsmanship. This year's squad held three high scoring men, Bill Goset, Don Montamble and Glen Awrey. These three boys made tine showings in marking up the baskets, which gained them the privilege ot traveling along with the Varsity team to the Beverly Hills Invitational Tournament. Marching along side by side with the Varsity squad, this little praised group rolled over all the opposing teams with ease. The Bee tive totaled 347 points tor all games, averaging 43 per contest. Throughout the season they held their opposition to I8 and 20 points a tilt respectively. These boys have become well prepared to tit in with the present J. V. to make the I945-l946 Varsity, and with all the aggressiveness they have shown, give tair assurance that our championship title is sate. CHAMPS cs Mr Q1-fs r i is iii , MQ ' 3552? A '- ,,,., 3. QT? X ks arts, r- 55 tt 'M 1' ...: E - WM :ig '-.' Y ll fi H562 4' Z: F nt row, lett to right: Paul, Awrey, Goset, Spencer. Templeton, Conners, Caswell. Middle row: Conger lMgr.l, Wayne, L Gay, McCall, Doughty, l-leadquist, Filson, Smith, Coach Breitbard. Back row: Bonatus, Brorson, McCoy, Greenman, Gaugh l-l gg, Gleason, Good, Barnes. VARSITY BASEBALL Breitbard's babes come thru! Displaying that do-or-die spirit, the Cardinals put torth their best ettorts to give their departing coach, Bob Breitbard, a suitable tarewell present-the Victory League and city baseball pennant. The l945 l-loover baseball team, undeteated in league com- petition, was undoubtedly one ot the most sensational teams to come out ot l-locker- ville. Deteating Sweetwater l5-ll, and Point Loma lI5-ll, the Cards played their tirst game against San Diego- on the l-lillers' diamond. Ken Clary, pitching a three hit game, spark-plugged the contest when in the last ot the ninth, with bases loaded and one out, he tanned the next two Cavemen tor a 3-I win. After vanquishing the Redondo Beach team 3-2 the Cards met San Diego l-ligh again, on our diamond. At the end ot the ninth the score was tied 6-6, but in an extra inning the l-lillers torged ahead to win 9I6. The championship game ot the season, against San Diego, was played at Lane Field, under the lights. l-lolding the score to .a tie throughout most ot the game, l-loover let go in the last ot the seventh to snatch the lead 7-5. San Diego- tailed to score again, and so tor the tirst time in three years, the Cards ruled the horsehide throne. Last year we tied with San Diego and Sweetwater. Ken Clary, sophomore player, sparked the season with his spectacular pitching, while Dick Barnes, Don Brorson, George Caswell, and Ken McCoy led the hitting attack. Ken Greenman, Dick l-logg, Ken Bonatus, Marty Gaughen and Billy Paul all contributed some outstanding teats to make this season's team champs. CHAMPS J. v. BASE ALL The members ot the J. V. baseball squad have all worked hard together to make this year's team a winning one. Most ot the boys in the J. V. line-up were a second string varsity and many showed great promise tor tuture use. Among these were Jimmy Gleason, the outstanding player ot the year who took over the pitching mound, and Roy Wayne, a strong outtielder and .a hard hitter. Don Conners proved to be a true hustler and Merle Smith, a sophomore, showed strength as a hitter. The Cards won the J. V. league championship beating San Diego two out ot three games. The tirst game went to l-loover with a 3-I sc-ore, but the second was won by San Diego 2-I. This was the Cards' toughest tilt. Hoover clinched the ch.am- pionship in the third game, however, with a I-O thriller. n i, I F nt row, lett to right: Fox, Lange, Belliaett, Blair, Stalnaker, Jenkins, l-lelgren, Ewald. Back row: Hammond, Lang, Becker, T hler, Bullard, Martin lCo-Capt.l, Castleberg lCo-Capt.l, Anderson, Robison, Vetter, Goldstein. CROSS COUNTRY This year's line-up tor the Cross Country squad did remarkably well considering that they included no returning lettermen. Placing second in the Victory League, we were topped only by San Diego l-ligh. Third place was tilled by La Jolla, with Point Loma following in fourth place. Grossmont and Kearny took Fifth and sixth places re- spectively. ln the tirst meet, the Cardinals made a fair showing, placing second, with Point Lo- ma capturing top honors and Kearny snaring third. ln the second meet we snatched the honors from the Marines and Kearny I-ligh by a 50-56-98 score. Marvin Martin, the Cards only experienced long distance runer, placed tirst with the time ot 8:OI min- utes. In the clash with San Diego- and La Jolla, l-loover took second rating. The Hoover- San Diego score was 32-23, while the l-loover-La Jolla score was 25-30. Outstanding pertormer ot the year was Neil Castleberg who too-k three tirsts tor l-loover out ot a possible tour. The other tirst was captured by Mervin Martin. Ot the thirty-tive boys who came out for training at the beginning rot the season, ten received their letters. They were: Captain Mervin Martin, Co-captain Neil Castleberg, Charles Anderson, Bill Trichler, Bo-b Robinson. Jack Lange, Dennis Bullard, Ray Becker, Dick Vetter and Bill l-lamman. -Gm an - - . K n row, let o ri : alnaker, runds rom, Whoste, Bullard. Stein, Leslie, Jenks, Maclieadean, Whitmarsli, Ko ecke , G t F t t t ght St G t p y C llins. Middle row: Gallager, Standley, Switt, Murphy, Trichler, Stewart. Johnsen, Blair, l-lall, Juette, Martin, Schu rin, Cooper, Hill, Smith. Back row: Philip lMgr.l, Dent, Fox, Lange, l-luebner, Bradshaw, Amstutz, Steiger, Boderman, Bro WtDttFg Pk gB SS L LhtG R T'll'g S Chl-llt nz, i, er uson, ic erin, rown, ., ears. arson, eit ot. rossman. ezac, erwirer, occo, oac o, VARSITY TRACK Slated to place not higher than tourth in the city's track league, the Cardinal tracksters detied the so-called experts and took third place. With only tour return- ing emblem winners, Grundstrom, Schunemann, Caldwell, and Werley, and a host ot green sopho-more boys, Coach l-lolt kept all but two ot the opposing te.ams under the placing level. The two schools topping l-loover were Gr-ossmont and San Diego who won over the Cards with the respective scores ot 68 V3 to 34 2f3 and 8Olf2 to 23lf2. The l-lighest score that l-loover has ever run up against an opposing team was made over Kearney-99 to 5. Rolling over La Jolla l65 to 39l and Coronado l86 to l8l the Cards came up against one ot their toughest meets which was with Point Loma. l-loover captured the honors by a narrow margin ot 53'f2 to 5Olf2. Lloyd Schunemann ran up the fastest mark in the 880 with the time ot 2:OI.7, establishing a new Victo-ry League record. Earl Caldwell also smashed a league record and equalled the C.l.F. mark in high hurdles, taking the event in :O9. l-le also ran the l2O high hurdles in l5.5, setting a new school record. Boys earning letters were: Grundstrom, Kopecky, Comstock, Martin, Schunemann, Werley, Blair, Riley, Whitmarsh, Leslie, Trichler, l-lall, Bullard, Larson, Rasmussen, Dutt, Donnelly, Wollenhaupt, E. Caldwell, L. Sacco, and L. Bates. 4 'fi N93 . ... AQ.. l if IK H5 Jas .BQ it fbsulif-ra. .. ' 'Lei' ont row, lett to right: Kilsberry, Personous, Tauney, Parker, Carpenter, O'Brian, Caldwell, Driver, Morse. Middle row: Thompso nderland. Swatek, Mhoon, Gaily, Bills, Deming, Mosk, Sergant, Socco, Gross, Jenkins, Hamman, Cawthon, Alltord. Back row ckman lMgr.l, Lange, Sams lMgr.l, Bray, Dixon, Vetter, Robison, Meanley, Narron, Peek, Billiott, Haley, Thompson, Studd nnaham, Lyons, Glumm, Coach Holt, B 81 C TRACK With 86 highly capable and hard working sophomores and I6 returning lettermen, Coach Raleigh l-lolt put out a second and third placing track team. The B team placed second in the city league, losing only t-o San Diego with a 54-40 score. The C te.am placed third losing to Kearney and Grossmont with the respective scores ot 4-3 IX3 to 33 2X3 and 53 to 24. The B team won the All League meet, held at San Diego State College, with 4I points-well ahead ot San Diego l-ligh who held 35'f2 points. Whitmarsh was a double winner during this meet, in the B class, capturing the T00 yard dash and the 220 yard dash and breaking the record with a time ot :22.4. l-le also tied the school record in the B class l00 yard dash with the time ot :l0.l Werley captured the 660 yard dash in the B class while Trichler and Riley placed third and fourth in the same event. Dutt pulled the biggest upset by winning the high jump. Comstock was second in the pole vault with Blair placing second in the 220 yard dash. Kopecky came away with second place in the broad jump. T Th-ose winning letters in the B class were: O'Brien, Morris, Personius, Caldwell, Mhoon, Gay, Studer, Little, Bills, Johnstone, Awrey, Bay, Klein, Kerner, Arthur, Ander- son, Lyons, and Dixon. Those earning C class letters were: Cawthon, Yip, Denning, Belli- aett, Sergent, Golumbick, Lange, Sunderland, Pillsbury, T. Sacco. 5 lk ii ex E f 3 N W A gl X xr li, 5 , M., S- ' fi TN a .1 Hangs wifi? X 5 5 92 X 2, -4 K 6, .. - 355,513 K ,, ffm 55 frm Nl' -5, 1 V D M' ,.-2515 .,'1, I .-.. -.:.,., : 'fr J: it .E, an Y ,s b in , is 55 , ww' s mwni 05. erm' aww .. ,Q gk 4 ww' 5, W3 4 Q ,..,.,,: U QW ' ' . f u . 'H- 4 ' Km E b , ..... ,ES Q i FSU Qflyfvfllgafl' jwo-lone Lair jaclfela unc! Zmkr Moen fmzmf ,mfg z,,,,,,f ifofgfof up Lili! Jfage anofher gig .6eaJon, anal j5AirlJ ,fm,Q,9m,. .UUA My ,.,f, l'Hl ,.,m1AW. gurrenf fuafw in Jn1arf.1ayingJ run lo: :Km gueu you Anolon am! Gig! you wanf an,,zAzn,, ,-.of wAo1E'1 jauorile feen age d4.2Clill9 id fnoufdffi 3 A CAPPELLA CHCIR C Front row, lett to right: l-l. Smith, Richmond, Weatherbee, Clark, Peace, Weitzel, Bridge, Potter. Second row: B. Smith, Porter, Darzes, Ewald, Antanger, Wallace, Marshall, Edelman, Rice. Third row: Geissler, Eisman, l-lottman, Pich, Stamatopoulos, Waller M, Kemp, Archibald, Spahr, Day. Fourth row: Berardini, Engle, Davis, Reading, Bullock, Sonnabaum, A. Kemp, Drenon, Grisetti, Cattee, Fitth row: Inscore, l-lemmingson, Stevenson, Finjord, Wcnman, Thompson, Qutstanding among organizations ot its lfincl in San Diego- and vicinity . . . noted tor its excellent tone quality, tine modulation, and pertect unison . . . presents numerous con- certs throughout the year . . . appears on various ,assembly programs . . . provides the music tor both tall and spring Vesper services . . . sings tor hospitals and many churches . . . entertains trequently at business men's clubs, women's clubs, and tJ.S.O.'s . . . con- siders the high lights ot its I944-45 season to be the concerts tor the S. D. County Music Teachers' Association, the S. D. County Women's Clubs Convention, the Christmas pag- eant at the Russ Auditorium, and the Memorial Concert . . . holds two- social events an- nually, a brealctast in the tall and a beach party in the spring . . . worlcs under the able direc- tion ot Mr. Myron Green. FALL OFFICERS Dave Antangera ssss cccsccssssc C President ccsss ccssssc C csscc C John Stamatopoulos Florence Day CC,C.CCCCC ,CCCC C CCCC C Vice-President ,C CCCCCCCCCCC. Tommy Piclcen Jo Ellen Weitzel.CC CCCC C,CCCC Secretary CCCC CCCCCCCCCCCC J o Ellen Weitzel Jeanne Engle CCCC C,,Treasurer CC.CC Jeanne Engle Ralph Peace... CCCCCC CCCCC C C.LibrarianC C CCCC C Richard Greenleaf Tommy Piclqen .CCC CCsC..C R obe Master ,C ,.CC CCCEcl Reading CAPPELLA CHOIR Front row, leit to right: Rich, Porter, Doughty, Gladstone, Sonnabaum, Mr. Queen, Narron, Doan, Kcrner, Gardner, Bridge, M. Kemp, Second row: l-l. Smith, Wheeler, Weitzel, l-lottman, Piolsen, Lewis, Clarlc, Stcmatopoulos, Darzes, Finjord, Riehlin, Espy, Popejoy. Third row: B, Smith, Geissler, Davis, Culley, Weathcrbect, Ewald, Irwin, Reading, McKay, Archibald, Berardini. Fourth row: Dricsse, Nelson, Connell, Kelly, Mactcan, Greenleat, lrcmble, Bullock, Vfallvr, Quiett, Smedley, lnseorc. Fifth row: Engle, Bostrom, l-lcmmingson, Wcnman, Thompson, Olsoi, Catice, True, Drcnon, A. Kemp, Day, Spahr. CARDINAL FOUR MALE QUARTETTE Most sought after group in l-loover . . . tol- lows a rugged schedule ot titty or sixty concerts a year . . . much in de- mand by luncheon clubs, U.S.O.'s, churches, and other schools . . . has a varied and extensive rep- ertoire . . . performs with professional musi- cianship. Lett to right: Barbara Wenman, Loren Gladstone, Norman Lewis, Richard Greenleaf John Stamatopoulos, f i rf- .1 fi? 25: 59 k M W , -,: Q, 5 gm' a li A W' 7525? Q .5 -r'- W 2 , it , ..,, , a i at i , i DRILL TEAM ' Company Number l Front' row, lett to right: Worden, l-leagy, F. Potter, Freiburghouse, Ryder, Scherrer Martin, and Piclcerel. Middle row: Schumate, L. Johnson, Hamblin, Rogers, Bell P. Potter, and Dunlcle. Back row: Dewhurst, McKeague, Carlin, Schmidt, Taylor, Miller Platoon Il Front row, lett to right: Allen, Kreuzinger, Lay, Norern, Campbell, J. Johnson, Clark and l-lelberg. Middle row: Brannon, Scott, Blankenship, Constant, Swartz, Fralces Cheshire. Baclc row: Pillsbury, Harris, Learner, Lylcins, Ailland, and Bonderson. Platoon III Front row, left to right: Peterson, Morson, Mindernan, Schilling, Jenkins, Meltzer Edson, and Hughes, Middle row: O'Brien, Dooley, Daniels, Fawcett, Dobbs, McDewell and Donnan. Top row: Parlcs, Snyder, Hartwell, N. Johnson, l-lolrnes, and Billings DRILL TEAM I DRILL TEAM OFFICERS l Lett to right: Sgt. Allen, Lt. Piclccrcl, Sgt. I-Iclbcrg, Lt, Peterson, Capt. La Dou. FALL SENIOR A'S AND OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Capt. Plympton, Lt. Peterson. Lt. Purtee, Lt, La Dou, Lt. Picluerel. Baclc row: Cpl. Weiss, Cpl. Angle, Cpl. Jensen, Cpl. Cawthon, Co. Sgt. Moses, Cpl, Stevens, Cpl. Segal. Red and white precisio-n marchers . . . must meet detinite grade requirements in citizenship and scholarship . . . learn sportsmanship, cooperation, and ability to carry out orders . . . pertorm at games and rallies with special drills . . . hold competition between squads and platoons tor top honors. Fall Captain: Rosalie Plympton Spring Captain: Betty Jo La Dou CALIFCDRNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Fall OFPKIERS Spring Don Brorson.. ..,.,. President, .. . .,,. Eileen Delaney Don Connor.. ,, .. .Vice-Presrdent .,.. ...., B ill Hamrnan Eileen Delaney .... .... S ecretary ,.,,. ,... E leanor Rogers Lloyd Schurcrnann. , .,.,,. Treasurer. , .,,,,, ,,. ,,...... .. ...... Charles Berger Membership: Anderson, Ball, Beals, Berger, Plumer, Boop, Bror,on, Bunch, Cahoon, Campbell, Chenkin, Clark, Clinger, Con- r'cll, Conner, Copitas, Crosby, Daniel, Darnall, Davis, Delaney, Dickson, Donner, Donnelly, Dyer, Edson, Bnlund, Fadden, Feinberg, A. Fong, H. Pong, Prazcll, Freed, Geissler, Grundstrom, N. Gray, P, Gray, Gulach, Gunther, I-lamman, l-larson, Heder, Hodges, Hurston, Jamison, Jenkins, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, Killinger, King, N, Knapp, R. Knapp, Koellein, Kundrat, Kutzner, Lantry, Leonard, Little, Lobrano, Lorcrizen, Luckenbach, Matsch, Maulety, Mayne, McColl, J. Mottett, P. Mottett, Murray Nethaway Nichols Nordstom Overton, Parker, Parkz, Perry, Peterson, Petz, C, Phillips, E. Phillips, Reading, Richlin, R' d iE. Ro-e.s IG. Ro ers, Ralsk , Schell, Scherrer, Schunemann, Seidelrnan, Snyder, Solomon, Sommers, Stephens, Ste- in er 3 i 3 Y vcnson Thompson, True, Van t-looser, Vroman, Walker, Ward, Warnke, Washburn, Nfelcome, Weitzel, Wenz, Wheeler, Wre- denman, Wilstord, Wilson, Woeste, Woodrow, Woodward. Promotes good scholarship and good citizenship . . . emphasizes scholarship to-r ser- vice . . . requires IO grade points l2 ot which may be service pointsl . . . has an interesting program or social activity each month . . .participates in an all-city C.S.P. banquet . . . raises money tor and awards two scholarships to seniors each year. . .enjoys distinction ot being the only organization in l-loover permitted an annual ditch day. ECIVRES an-.. Elite senior honor society . . .established during tall semester, I944 . . .only organization in l-loover whose members are voted on by the taculty . . . limited to ten senior boys and ten senior girls, who must have attended l-loover tor two years . . . must be outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and citizenship . . . stress service to the school . . . sponsor and participate in vari- ous activities tor improvement ot l-loover . . . represent school to the public through programs and assemblies . . . announce new members on Tower Day each year . . . receive silver Ecivres seal on their diplomas. Membership I945: Thcrcsa Bclluscio, Kenny Bonatus. Donna Boop, Don Brorson, Fred Carpenter, Don Conner, Eileen Delaney, Katie Dupont, Miriam Lee Dyer, Jeanne Engle, Al Grundstrom, Mary Louise Hansen, Frances Hogan, Lenore Johnson, Gene Kopeclcy, Torn Krambuhl, Bob Kuylccndall, Irma Perritt, Audrey Pctz, Bob Robinson Mark Saunders. Lloyd Schuncmann, Frances Slatore, John Graley Taylor, Arnold Towe, Vic Walker, Jo Ellen Weitzel, Bob Werley. Sponsored by Miss Agnes Work. BIBLE CLUB Front row, left to right: Popejoy, Meyer, l-lurston, Lyons, Daniel, Miss Kokanour, Kirby, Fralces, Nichols, Nordstrom, Thompson. Second row: Van l-looser, Farmer, La Dou, Lee, Moody, Jewett, Fdcns, Cratton, Vaughan, Bowman, Freiburghouse. Third row: Steelman, Angle, West, Boyle, Baldwin, Free, McGuire, Cawthon, Ruse, Kelly, Myers. Fourth row: Free, Svensson, Jones, Weld, Mills, Taylor, Orman, Terry, Jacobson, Windham, Myers. Plan to study the Bible and memorize it . . . hope to malce Christ lcnown to- every stu- dent . . . conduct occasional Bible quizzes . . . engage spealqers every other weelc . . .hold parties and initiations. FALL OFFICERS SPRING John Weld ssss ,ssss L is s,,,,, President sssse L L L ,..., l-larold Free Virginia Cawthonss is sss.. Vice-President ssss L L ssss Wayne Meyers Jeanne Engle ..,. L is ,Secretary-Treasurer, L Albert Windham GIRLS DOUBLE QUARTETTE I-Iarmonize tor school as- semblies, churches, clubs, and civic groups.. . present titty, or more, programs ,a year. . . delight audiences with their clear, sweet tone quality and charming stage presence . . . sing under the capable direc- tion ot Mrs. Madeleine Flot- mann. Seated: lctt to right: Vance, I-lillier, Grundstrom, I-layter. Standing: McGuire, Flcitz, Harris, Fveringham, Wcitman. UD HOOVER MUSIC CLUB Organized to turther inter- est in good music . . . mem- bers must have had two or more semesters ot music . . . attend various concerts throughout the year. Front row, left to right: Berardini, Engle, Wenman, Fisman, Marshall, Edelman. Day, Rice, Mr. Green. Second row: Smith, Grisetti, Davis, Stevenson, Darzes, Sonnabaum, Delaney, Spahr. Back row: Reading, Wallace, Doan, Weatherbee. Not in picture: Geissler, Bridge, Ginther, I-leder, Bulloclr, Richmond. CHI ETA MU Aspiring chemists . . . must have had, or be talcing, chem- istry . . . meet to increase lcnowledge and enjoyment in this tield ot science . . . visit commercial plants which malce use ot chemistry . . . listen to tallcs and watch demonstrations ot chemical phenomena. Front row, left to right: Dolores Parker, Fred Clarke, Jeanne Frazell, Fred Stoclr, Patricia Lobrano, Mrs. Sorlcness. Baclr row: Tom Burns, John Noble, Carl Mag- nuson, Charles I-Iill, Wendell Jamison. Bob Jamison. Members not in picture: Philip Dyett, Leonard I-laslim, SENIOR CJRCHESTRA Front row, lett to right: Wilstord, Davis, Plympton, De Gay, Popejoy, Stephens, Steelmon, Culley. Second row: l-less. Third row: Johns, Weitzman, Deputy, Peterson, Long, Fralces, Popejoy, Mr. Close. Last row: Gleason, Kropp, Parlcs, Berger, Moody, McClure, Doncgan, Aims to promote tellowship and admirable citizenship through music . . . mem- bership based on tryouts . . . must have an interest in good music and a sincere de- sire to reproduce it . . . pertorms at l-loover assemblies, Memorial Concert, various U.S.0.'s llight concertsl, both graduations, and the All City Orchestra Concert on Mother's Day. Concert mistress: Alice Betty Kropp Lett to right: Lou Anne Rob- inson, Nora Lou Templeton, Eilean lsham, Virginia Parrish. Front row, lett to right: Deputy, William T l-'l h S t Anderson, B , l. p C Raynes, Edgar. Middle row Mr. Close, Nordstrom, Addis, BAND DRUM MAJORETTES t'loover's high stepping baton twirlers . . . add colortul interest to rallies, tootball games, and parades . . . must have a good sense ot rhythm and considerable mana ual land pedall dexterity . . . really tops at bringing out the old school spirit. l-lead Maiorette: Eileen lsham SENIOR BAND Seelc to improve musicianship and render a service to the sch-ool . . . build school spirit by adding pep and rhythm to rallies and games . . . play tor all l-loover tootball games and the City Carnival . . . participate in All City Band Concert on Mother's Day. Milligan, D ll l-l t Pt , Thomas, Wininger, New port, Moore. Baclc row: Mills l-lixo SOFI GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSCCIATICN Front row, lett to right: I-Iudgins, Slatore, French, I-Iogan, Boop, Qatman, Dyer, Schwitlcis. Second row: Kutzner, Fletcher, Frazell, French, Vance, Luclcenloach, Johnson, Gragg, Hardy. Third row: Hanson, Piscopo, Lewis, Schell, Sanger, Sharp, Fadden, Stephens, Anderson, Bowman, Barr, Bay, I-lurd. Fourth row: Ylard, O'Neal, Maloney, Lutz, Bargos, Junlrcr, Franck, Ryan, Smith, Carlson, Oliver, Nichols. Letterwomen ot I-loclrerville . . . organized to provide social and athletic opportuni- ties tor girls interested in sports . . . must have earned one point to be eligible IHA in gym, or participation in atter school sportsl . . . have group games, playdays, picnics, and hilces . . . receive letters tor earning eight athletic points and gold medals tor twelve points. FALL Frances I-I-ogans Frances I-Iogan Donna Boop Donna Boop S OFFICERS SPRING President so so S Frances I-Iogan Vice-President , S, S sslvlaxine Franclc Secretaryss is Dolores Piscopo Treasurer sssss ,Shirley Sharp VARSITY H SEMESTER l Prorit row, ltlt to 'ig'it: Caswtll, W. rl.y, Lspy, lirielcsorz, Borisrtus, Sehuritiiiann, Grtiiidstrom, Brorsori. Stcorid row: McCoy, Cjcildstigiri, Dwl Gallo, Sliudd-' Bullorl, Gvfiughrii Ahlarigvr Hogg, Third row: Mi, Wil-,.iri, MtMariL1u, Grrviirriari, Cai pr rits! Riiard, Bah. s, Ll. vs rrvfiw, Covger Btyrgr ' Caldweli. SEMESTER ll Frfzrat row, ltitt to right: Gauglw m, Caswell, l-lalvy, Gorvtsas, Lyons, Paul, Wollfmhatipt, Martin, Vetter, Aridvrsori, Schwl mann, Hogg. Sircond row: Rolvisori, Mays, Castlnberg, Larigv, McCoy, Trichlvr, l-lammari, Brorson, Bergvr, Qrvvnmari, Coach Wilsori, Baelc row: Del Gaizo, Bovatus, Martin, Bullard, Bullock, Stephvrwsori Corgifr, Caldfwll Barnes, Good lzilsvrw, Crmmf, Vfvrliy, Grtmdslrovw. l-loover's 'lhe meriw . . . must have earned a varsity letter . . . stress good fellow- ship and good sportsmanship . . . hold meetirigs tor discussion ot school problems . . . sponsor a Varsity lol dance . . . stage a riotous softball game with taculty men each year. FALL OFFICERS Sl3RllNlG Walt Shudde President Al Gruridstrom SONG AND CHEER LEADERS n ays i er. L tt t right: Shirley l-lanlcins, Dorothy Lttl d Sl d Glb t Rally rousers . . . lead yells with clever conto-rtions . . . paint their saddles red and tinance tremendous cleaning bills tor white duclcs . . . malce a contrasting trio with blonde brunette, and red hair. . . sponsored by Mr. Robert S. Breitbard. Smiling, twirling, cavorting cuties . . . lead our songs with overdoses of vim, vigor, and vitality . . . practice routines over the summer to insure perfection . . . usual- ly teach the incoming pom- poners the tricks ot the trade. Lett to right: Dave Holzman, K y Roberts, and Joe Terwilliger. BOYS' TUMBLING Fancy tlipping, steady balancing muscle-men . . . provide laugtis and enjoyment at games and rallies . . . organized tl'iis year tor tlie tirst time. Left to rigl it: l-lugliie Lyons, Rae Kiclcbuslw, Jimmy Winters, Elmer Leitlriott, Kenny Mwlcain Ropvrt Stunemann, Riclnard Gardener, l-larold l-lall Bill Rau, Mac Bay HOOVER HCT SHCDTS Front row, left to riglwtz Frank Scars, Eddie Anderson. Baclc row: Bill Collier, Jerry Sliirlcey, Don Beam, O. C. Moore, Bob Newport. l-loclceryille's pep pro- moters . . . specialize in noise . . . add sparlcle and enttiusiasm to games and rallies. . .are all really good musicians. SENATORS SEMESTER l Front row, lett to right: Frazell, Ochs. Second row: Stephens, Merrill, Mrs. lmel, Swartz, Had- dock, Martin. Third row: Myers, Rolott, Kuykendall, Irwin, Meltzer, Johnson, Sanford, Osborne, Owens, Sayer. SEMESTER II Front row, lett to right: Mrs, lmel, Meltzer, Frazell, Johnson, Second row: Reynolds, Lobvl, Tepper, Laney, Merrill, Burns. Baci: row: Whitson, Shudde, Kuylsendall, lrwin, Rolott, Sayvr. Not in picture: Bradley, Rapp, Swartz, Jones, Owens, Osborne. l-loover's spellbinders . . . bring trequent honors to our school . . . add many trophies to the show case . . . enter land win awards inl the following annually: State College Speech Tournament, Lions' Oratorical Contest, American Legion Contest, Redlands' College Speech Tournament, Toastmasters' Extempore Contest. SCRIBBLER CLUB Encourages interest in cre- ative writing . . . enables am- bitious students to receive constructive criticism . . . gives annual variety show as- sembly. OFFICERS President E Bernard Rimland Vice-Pres. ssss . Pat McGehee Sec.-Treas. Genevieve Ellis Front raw, left to right: Patrick Mc- Gehce, Betty Sparks, Genevieve Ellis, Carolyn Gosnell, Bernard Rimland. Back row: Marion Long, Marie Finnly, Jean Woodward, Mary McBride, Miss Welker. Joanne Vrornan. Not in picture: .lack McColl, Bernadirie Roese, Charles Berger. SCRIBBLER MAGAZ INE STAFF Circulation Mgr. Bill Jenkins Edito-rs Charles Berger Bernard Rimland Art Ed. ,Mary Lou Swanson Business Man. Bill l-lamman Seated, lett to right: Gleason, Buss, l-losenpud, Swanson, Vroman, Lantry, Myers. Standing: Stevvnson, Warnkv, McCurdy, Berger, Grainger, Berkvy, l-larnrnan, Rimland, Finney, Ellis, Miss Welker, PAN AMERICAN CLUB Enlarges interest in ideals and principles ot our Latin American neighbors . . . sold leis at Waikiki Wiggle . . . held Christmas Pinata party . . . sponsored hilarious tlick- er, Topper Returns. Front row, lett to right: Pearl, Weitzman. Leonard, Duerrharnmer, Steinhott, Solo- mon, Boyle. Second row: Shaver, Vroman, Noonan, Pillsbury, Michael, Woodrow, Roeckel, Mrs. Geiger, Cheek. Third row: Graves, Sommers, Woodward, I-losenpud. Harris, True, Van der Veer, Hudgins, Salazar, Rumble, Fourth row: Kerrigan Aiken, Gibson, Washburn, Maveety, Berger, l-lohe, Nethaway, Berkey, Grable. RIFLE CLUB RIFLE TEAM-Front row, left to right: Rustad, McCracken, Elm. Baelc row: Svensson, Clague, Ernst, Sgt. Sypolt. RIFLE CLUBfFront row, lett to right: Clark, Tibbets, Elm, Sversson, Tepper, Sliielol. Middle row: Ernst, Rustad, McCracken, Clague, I-lowell, Bowles. Top row: Melannet, McClure, Tearnen, I-luttman, Amstutz. Aim to encourage better ritle slrooting . . . meet every Wednesday niglrt . . . name as consistent lwiglr men: Rustaol, Clague, Svensson, Mcbracken, and lzrnst lwno tired IOOXIOO twicel. LGS SABRES Emni fm., Isis in ,.,1l-.i- I+ I-ummm FAM FIQVLC- . .. . Capt. Bougliton, Lt. l-lerbcrg. Flasliing otticers ot tlie R.O.-FC .... liold initiation dinners eacl'i semester . . . sponsor an annual Regimental Mili- tary Ball . . . take trips to tlwe moun- tains. SWITCHBOARD OPERATCRS Semester l Front row, lelt to riglnt: Virginia Nvwtnerry, Joan l-less, Clnarlfne l-lust, Dolores McDonald, Janis Meltzcr. Baelc row: Miss l-lartson, Barbara Perkins, Altlnca l-larvrry, Susan Langclon, Grctta Meltzstr, Mrs, Clarlc. Semester ll Front row, left to riglit: Mrs. Clarlc, Fiorenee Bray, Carol Rice. Seeond row: Gloria Malniin, Terry Belluscio, Janis Meltzer, Miss l-lartson. Tlwird row: Virginia Newberry, Altliea l-laryiry, Susan Langdon. Gretta Mrrltzer, Barbara Perlons. CADET TRAINING CORPS Front row, left to right: Cpl. Haas, Pvt. Barrett, Cpl. Barrett, Pvt. Collins, Sgt. Ingalls, Cpl. Burnett, Pvt. Cahoon, lst Sgt. Parker. Second row: Cpl. Reynolds, Pvt. Pease, Pvt. Cantor, Pvt. Green, Pvt. Ward, Pvt. Bryant, Pvt. Killinger, Pvt. Whinery, Cpl. Zern, Plt. Sgt. Johl. Third row: Pvt, Rodenhauser, Plt. Sgt. Knowlden, Pvt. Russ, Pvt. Cleveland, Pvt. Butler, Sgt. Rolan, Pvt. Roeclrel, Sgt. Evans, 2nd Lt, Roberts, Sgt. Kerrigan, Pvt. Kutzner, Pvt. McDonald, Capt. Horne, Pvt. Bradshaw, Pvt. Stevenson, Sgt. Steinhoff, lst Lt, Reardon. Members not in picture: Reisweber, Keener, Emericlc, Bourke. Composed of girls who desire training of special wartime significance as well as for general character building and future usefulness . . . learn to drill, carry out -orders, render first aid, and shoot . . . look neat and military in their lchalci uniforms . . . give a demon- stration assembly . . . have a rifle team . . , parade smartly. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Capt. Dorothy l-lo-me . . Capt. C-ora Lee Reardon lst Lieut. Cora Lee Reardon . lst Lieut. Ramona Roberts 2nd Lieut. Ramona Roberts . 2nd Lieut. Dolores Parlcer DRUM CORPS Semester I ln tront, lett to right: Howells, Klein. First row: Seidel, Werner, Capt. Moore, Sgt, Touchstone Lt. Schoell. Second row: Snodgrass, South, Lenz, Mottet, Soto, C-essner, Antonucci, Lorenzcn Third row: Salazar, Haist, Durant, Sinclair, Wylie, Bunch, Goldstein, Sims, Rapp. Semester ll Front row, lett to right: Wylie. Klein, Touchstone, Howells, Sims. Second row: Lorenzen, Burtnett, Salazar, Rhodes. Third row: Johns, Snodgrass, South, Stevenson. Baclc row: Mayne, Mottctt, Haist, Antonucci. Goldstein, Peterson. Bunch, Crosby, Sinclair. Hoover's rhythmic down-beaters . . . buy their own drums and make their own uni- torms . . . must have B's or better in citi- zenship, and not more than one D in scholarship . . . march with the R.C.T.C. . . . enliven assemblies, games, rallies, and parades. Left to right: Capt. Moore, Lt. Schoeil, tt. Salazar. Capt. Touchstone. Seidel Rapp TRI V Largest club in Hoover . . . specializes in charm . . . stresses the social value ot good grooming, attractive personality and stable character . . . has programs every cluo period . . . plans at least one major event each year. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Virginia Bowman L, President so .tot LLLLLL P at Fletcher Vice-President , ,Katherine Kreuziger Harriet Lettow cocc so occcc Secretary, L ccccc Dorothy Worden Jean Knowlden L ccoccoccc Treasurer ococ L ..Lcc,ccoooooo Doris Ryder Sergeant-at-Arms coccooc cccc, B everly Billings Membership: Irene Adams, Vivian Adams, Mary Ann Anderson, Marjorie Anson, Beverly Billings, Norma Blanlrenship, Arline Blumer, Ruth Bole, Joyce Brietbard, Betty Bunger, Shirley Burson, Jo Ann Campbell, Ruth Carlin, Norna Carlson, Rosie Marie Christensen, Alice Clarlc, Ayleen Clarlc, Hermoine Cohn, Mary Helen Constant, Shirley Daley, Shirley Dooley, Mary Dowell, Ethel Dunning, Edna Dyer, Wanda Earnhart, Hazel Edson, Marilyn Eldrich, Lucille Espy, Barbara Feinberg, Pat Fletcher, Jeanne Frazel, Betty Jean Gleason, Helen Ann Glithero, Joanne Grant, Eleanor Greene, Lollie Hanson, Doris Heagy, Billie Marie Heder, Carleen Hess, Jo Ann Hess, Juanita Hinlcle, Gloria Huggett, Norma Johnson, Margaret Kennedy, Jean Knowl- den, Katherine Kreuziger, Joan Little, Lois Lorenzen, Carol McAlexander, Esther McDowell, Gloria Malmin, Mary Malsch, Barbara Sue Martin, Betty Martin, Doris Myne, Janice Milner, Jean Mottet, Pat Mottett, Jean Morson, Minetta Parlcs, Esther Pearl, Martha Peglow, Doris Perry, Marilyn Perry, Betty Jean Peterson, Carol Peterson, Pat Piclceral, Pat Potter, Marie Pray, Beverly Ralsliy, Janice Reil, Dorothy Resch, Daisy Richmond, Roberta Rosenteld, Shirley Roth, Pat Rothert, Ann Ryan, Doris Ryder, Doris Schrieter, Donna Schultz, Eleanor Seaman, Jean Siegel, June Shannon, Gertrude Shurnate, Beth Tyndale, Elinor Skaggs, Betty Sparks, Billie Vaughn, Pat Ward, Mariorie Welcome, Barbara West, Alicia White, Ruth Wiedrnnn, Dorothy Wforden, Deya Wright, Nancy Young. TUMBLING TEAM Andefson, Mccune, Bowman, Row, Bray, Stone, Wilks, Hutchison, Rodockcr, Miller, Woodrow, Washburn, Robert- son, Taylor, l-logan, l-loover's agile aerobats . . . organized when l-loover was established . . . learn coordination, balance, poise, perseverance, and cooperation . . . perform for Qpen l-louse, Mothers' Day, and Dacls' Night programs . . . enliven assemblies, football games, and rallies. FALL Pat lVlcCune, ,,,Captain Johanna Row GAY BLADES Membership: Bill Angel, Bill Baker, Don Baker, Gloria Bell, Ruth Bole, l-larrell Brunson, Sonya Chenkin. Ayleen Clark, Stuart Clark, Barbara Cooper, Bill Faringhy, Jim Fiet, Bill Frenken, Katherine Gunther, Evelyn l-lanson, Alice l-larris, Bobby I-loard, Betty Johnson, Bernard Johnson, Harris Jones, Russell Kennett, Pat Laughon, Bob Lewis, Don Little, Ann Lyknis, Charles Martin, Ted Merrill, Edythe Miller, Jim Musgrove, Gayle Newbegin, Ed Parker, Floyd Parker, Arline Radtorol, Jane Rhodes, Dot Rodenhauser, Eleanor Rogers, Gene Rogers, Eleanor Scherrer, Jack Scherrer, Rockne Scholz, June Shannon, Ted Steiger, Bob Strancl, Jim Swan, Joe Svensson, Dorothy Thomas, Earline Tounsend, Don Van l-looser, Betty Weathertord, Gordon Wells, Frances Wheeler, Don Wise. Boasts one ot the largest club memberships in school . . . holds weekly skating ses- sions . . . attiliateol with tour other schools lSt. Augustine, San Diego, Sweetwater and Point Lomal tor joint club activities. FALL CFFICERS SPRING Rockne Scholz L sssss President, L Rockne Scholz Jack Scherrer, ssss s,Vice-President sssss ,s,,,, , Don Little Jo Ellen Weitzelc L Secretary, L, Frances Wheeler JANUARY SENIOR GAY BLADES Front row, lett to right: McManus, Flan- son, Row, Cesmat, Wallace, Second row: Dennis, Erickson, l-lerrin. ATTENDANCE OFF CE MONITORS Trustwortliy messengers wtmo contribute to scI1ool's etticiency . . . gain practical experience in ottice procedure . . . receive ser- vice awards on Tower Day tor tlwree years' service. ln tront, liftt to rigtwi: Miss Flvr-ning, Miss McVcy. First row: Sctiovll, Young, Long, I-Iattabougln, Dc Gay, Iolinston, Garrison, LC Quire, I-Iitcsman. Sfcord rov: Kcllcr, Applegate, Baldwin, Nicholson, von I-Icerinr gun, I-Iuttstctler, McCloslcr:y, Brown, Crock' att, Comstock. Tliird row: Free, I-Iornc, Seitz, Kerrigan, Pray, I-lartwcll, Masticr, MacLean. CARDINAL PHILA ELIC SOCIETY I-Ioover's stamp entlriusiasts . . . aim to increase lcn-owledge ot stamps and enlarge collections . . . lwold treoiuent auctions . . . lwave parties and cone tests. Front row, lctt to rigtit: Frcncln, Castlcbvrg, Holt, Moody, Ridgeway, Shield. Sccond row: Mr. Blaclc, Barr, Fellows, I-Icss, Tcx. Baclc row: Corncftt, I-laimsolin, Nvttiaway, Nodinc, Frrcd, Not in picturvi Dawson Dugdalc, TI KET SELLERS Sell ticlcets tor all sclwool ac- tivities-including ttie big I-Ioover-San Diego tootball game at ttie stadium . . .are trusted witlw great tinancial re- sponsibilities . . . liave to be speedy and accurate at malcing ctiange . . . must be etticient and dependable. Front row, lctt to rignt: Rogers. Lcaclw, Righ- ardson, Greaves, lslwarn. Back row: Mrs. Clark, Filson, Lancy, Brorson, Long, Wollign- naupt. Jcnlcins, Miss Millvr. THESPIANS In tront, left to right: Jane Allard, Miss Wadlow, Virginia Smith. Second row: Pat Beane. Lenorc Johnson, Virginia Recsc, Marla Saunders. Third row: Virginia Parrish, Marilyn Marshall, Laurel Clarlce, Leo Burns. Last row: Bill Harn- man, Leland Rolott, Donna Rapp. Seelc to create a more active and intelligent interest in high school dramatics . . . require twenty points tor membership learned through directing or acting in playsl . . . perform tor assemblies and P. T. A. programs . . . stage an Annual All School Show . . . aim to live up to their motto: Act well your part, herein all hon- or lies. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Lenore Johnsons Lcccccc., ,President cccccccc ,,,,.,, . .Jane Allard Donna Rapp cccccc, L L ,Vice-President, as ,,,... Leland Rolott Jane Allard cccccc. at , ,.,..,,,,,, Secretary-Treasurer, as ,Virginia Parrish DRAMA CLUB Front row, lett to right: Everingharn, Laitner, Weitzman, Culley, McDonald, Totten, Pigg. Second row: Reynolds, Kantor, Worcester, Low, Davis, Keener, Joiner. Third row: Gosnell, McCurdy, Miss Zumwalt, Anderson. Roberts, Keiner, Simmons. l-lelps members to gain poise and slcill in theatrical arts . . . produced Old Fashioned Melodrama . . . requires prospective members to demonstrate talents betore organization . . . plans many activities as an incentive tor new members. BALLYHOO CLUB Front row, left to right: Johnson, Owens, Herr, Rapp, Frazell, Burns, Fox. Back row: Mrs. lmel, Laney, Whitson, Wood, Gott, Rolott, Sayer. l-loover's dynamic super salesmen . . . recruited by invitation . . . cho-sen tor ability to catch attention and dramatize a message . . . visit each home room about once .a week . . . convey all sorts ot interesting and important information about school activities to the student body. GIRL RESERVES vm Front row, Ictt to right: Peterson, Krazuzgcr, Piekerel, Hanson, Stiumate, FrazeII, Ryder, I-Ioard. Middle row: I-Iansen, Morson, BiIIings, Davis. Hfagy, I-IoIt, fXIIard, SctiiIIing, Spatir. Back row. SieguI, O'NeaI, I-Iorne, Davis, Martin, ScI'1witIcis,SIatoru. Junior group ot ttie Y.W.C.A .... entertain service men witti dances and parties . . . troop to mountains and beaches . I . tioId an annual ctiiIdren's Ctrristmas party.. .spon- sor a dance eacti semester. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Mariana I-Iolt President ueee IIII-Ielen Glittiero Mary Louise I-Iansen Vice-President I Dottie Ryder Shirley Scott ssss ssss S ecretary II I I Dorse I-Ieagy Erile Fowler esee II I Treasurer II I Barbara Peck Virginia Newberry Program Ctiairman Mariana I-Iolt Worden, GIitI1ero, Parks HIY Promotes tellowship among boys . . . won pre-season basketball Cham' pionship . . . engages spealcers and attends movies and swims. OFFICERS President s Maurice Rumble Treasurer Bob Clague Front row, left to right: Maurice Rumble, Dennis Bullard, Burton Nestor. Baclc row: Bill Fox, Sid Sonnabaum, Jack Hel- grcn, Merle Smith. DGLPHINS Recently organized mer- erville . . . swim at the Y every Thursday . . . must pass a physical examination betore joining . . . are malcing big plans tor the tuture. Front row, left to right: Pcabody, Gil' latte, Boob, Cox, Smfzdlrzy, Noonan, Middle row: Cosnstogt Snmtn, Zahalslcy. Rogers, Pizter, Pwelc, S .'t' gui, Back row: Miss Millifr, Willifams, Richardson, lvnks, Rtzac l-lottfnan. maids and mermen ot l-locl4- CARDINAL STAFF Front row, lett to right: Berglund, Gillies, Richlrn, Sonnabaurn, McManus. FALL Vic Walker Darlene Gillies eeee D Pat Allen ,ee,ee,e Pat Peterson D D Maedelle Richlin eeee Pat Davis eeee ,ee, D lvlarva Lansky eeee Allen Mclvlanus I-larry Sonnabaum Chuck Doane eeeee Davis, Peterson, Weitzman, Allen, Miss Smith, Middle row: Esslev, Purtee, Pigg. LanskyD top row: Walker, Doane, Washburn, McCurdx,, DDDEditor-in-Chiet D eNews Editors D Asst. News Editor D Literary Editor Asst. Lit. Editor DDD.Club Editor DAsst. Club Editor Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor DDDDD D DDDD PhotographerDDDD Eeature Editor QUILL AND SCROLL. Top row, lett to right: Peterson, Boop, L Bottom row: Walker, McManus, Davis, Berglund, Richlin. SPRING Darlene Gillies Marva Lansky D Maedelle Richlin DDDDDJean Snodgrass DDDDDD Pat Davis Charlene Pigg Beverly B. Berglund DDDEsther Weitzman DDl-larry Sonnaloaum Bop Thomas Chuck Doane Dick McCurdy ansky, Gillies, Sonnatbaurn DD P ..,D . D . ,.... ' D fi. 3 - 'S K N ,A . isv -1. It -A 'Q i'tr V ' 33+ 'f i A L. tt .333 , it Y if 3 5 L' 3. ,.-' f-:-Q t --rrr D. -' A ' 'M 4 tl 3 W ' 1: W' ,Titty ia' ...f.. 1 it D is f ,.-. .:,.A- Tr.: xg I fgfdyk . ANNUAL STAFF Q' Wk Q E ,Qiiw f W Q 1. L 55,16 xx EILEEN DELANEY Editor-in-chief BEVERLY BERGLUND June Business Manager JAMES GRANT Art Editor BU RTON NESTOR Sports Photographer PAT PETERSON January Senior Editor VICTOR WALKER January Business Manager PAT McCUNE Asst. Art Editor MARY ELLEN HANSON June Staff Secretary W Q if X '-'rr 11' Q52 . ' 1 ETWSK Vqligg 5' A 1 2 MAEDELLE RICHLIN June Senior Editor BETTY LEE OATMAN Sports Editor MARIANA HOLT Staff Artist ANITA PURTEE January Staff Secretary ,vw MARIAN ING-HAM Club Editor BOB MYERS Cartoonist BETTY JEAN ANDERSON Staff Artist MRS. PHYLLIS WALLEN Annual Adviser - sms . SK Q Mmm: oe Ku wif hx M' ,um We ,Wham yy., yew 0 ,ew HV ART CREDITS Cover designTTT TTTTTT TTTTT T T , TT Title page and section page lettering TT Theme illustration ...a. aaeiee. Section page illustrations T T. T TT T Cartoons tor senior cale Candid pages T PHOTOGRAPHY Sports pictures T Play pictures . SPECIAL THANKS TO assisted by Betty Anderson and ndars T Coach Bob Breitbard TTTTTT T tor help and advice in the plan- ning -ot the sports sectiong tor assembling teams and groups tor pictures: and tor cooperate ing with the annual statt in all possible ways. Mr. Myron Greens TTTTTTTTT TT.TTTTTTTT T tor generously lending the preci- ous choir risers for annual group pictures. Mrs. F. W. Delaney T T tor serving a charmingly ap- pointed luncheon to statt mem- bers who wo-rlced on the annual during Easter vacation. James Grant James Grant Pat McCune T Pat McCune Mariana Holt Bob Myers Pat Peterson Marian lngham Betty Oatman Mariana Halt Burton Nestor Vic Walker Burton Nestor MR. A. C. HAMILTGN The statt ot Dias Cardinales and the entire l-loover student body wish to acknowledge their appreciation tor excellent work ot Mr. A. C. l-lamilton and his assistants ot the Fairmount Photo Shop. Mr. l-lamilton, with the aid ot Mrs. Hamil- ton and Mrs. Eupha Rockwell, took all ot our senior, taculty, and group pictures, Mrs. Connie Whitley did all ot the retouching ot the negatives: and Mrs. Rockwell did all ot the developing, printing, enlarging, and adjusting. We are gratetul tor the tull cooperation ot this capable statt which gave l-loover priority overall ot their public obligations in order to help us meet an early deadline. We appreciate, also, the high ojuality ot work and the patient re-doing necessary to match dark and light and head sizes. ln working with us tor three semesters, Mr. l-lamilton has become one ot us- tamiliar with our campus, our school organization, and our ways. We like him per- sonally, enjoy his jokes and camera-side-manner, and approve his pictures. We consider that l-loover is indeed tortunate to have .acquired the statt ot the Fair- mount Photo Shop as otticial photographers tor our yearbook.